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Band 5+: The table and the bar chart below give information about travelling to work in Houston, Texas. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains a table showing the percentage of travelers per form of transport and the average age of travelers: car (1 person) 48%, 43 years; car (more than 1 person) 11%, 44 years; cycle/walk 4%, 39 years; train/bus 37%, 47 years. Accompanying this is a bar chart illustrating CO2 emissions from different forms of transport in kilograms per person per kilometer: cycle or walk approximately 0.01, train or bus approximately 0.05, car with more than 1 person approximately 0.1, car with driver only approximately 0.3.
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The table shows the use of forms of transport while the bar chart illustrates the amount of CO2 emissions from different forms of transport in Houston, Texas.

As we can see, it is noticeable that travellers have the average age from over 43 years old is using to transport more than. Meanwhile, the most of CO2 emissions released from single drivers are the highest.

Commuting with one person in a car is the common form of transport account for 48 percent at the average age is 43 years old. In contrast, cycling or walking is the form used the least with only 4percent in the average age at 39 years old. at the average age is 47 years old, people use train or bus and at 44 years old , the form of transport used is commuting with more than one person in a car with 11 percent

single drivers is the form of transport having the highest emissions with 0.3 kg CO2 emissions but cycling or walking doesn’t release emissions. bus or train has the amount of CO2 emissions is about 0.01 kg, while people using car with more than one person is eight as much as.

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