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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 chart and the bar provides us with the information about how to get to work in the city of Texas in Houston

Overall, while the figure for travelling to work by cycling or on feet don’t show any production of CO² emissions, the reverse is true for commuting to work by only one driver on his car. Additionally the percentage of individuals travelling to work on feet and by cycle showing the lowest trend.

According to the passage, the most widest type of travelling to work by commuters is driving alone on car that shows 48%, The public transport like trains or buses is the second widely used type of commuting option at 37%. Although, only 11% are travelling on car sharing it with another people, furthermore walking or cycling demonstrate only 4% of travellers.

In terms of CO² emissions from different types of transport, the most ecological cleanest is commuting by walking or cycling don’t anu pollution to air. Emissions from buses and trains are minimal that are at 0.01 kg. Similarly emmisions from car shared by 4 peoples are not much harmful to ecology with the amount of CO² production at approximately 0.08 kg. This figure is showing dramatical rise when it comes to car driven with only one person in it with about 0.3 kg.

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