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Band 6+: 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 mixed charts give information about traveling to work in Texas, Houston and different forms of transport and their CO2 emissions.

People who are using a transport like a car for only 1 person, which got the most common percent of visitors with 48%. Cyclists and walkers, the least number, use their vehicles to work for 4%. The most popular type of transport for average people is train or bus because of the 47%. Also, the most unpopular type of vehicle is cycle or walk, travelers use it for an average of 39%.

The second chart shows the eco-friendly forms of vehicles. The most polluting type is car, only a driver. This is reaching almost 0.35 kilograms per person per kilometre. The form of transport that causes little pollution is bus or train with 0.5 km, and no pollution is cycle or walk.

Overall, a car with one person is the most widely used for travelers. For the average age of visitors, the most common is train or bus. Also, car produces more CO2 than bus or train.

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