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Band 5+: The table below presents the proportion of people using public transport, private cars, bicycles, and walking as their primary mode of transport in four major cities. Summarize the key trends by selecting and reporting the most significant features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a table comparing transportation modes across four cities, detailing percentages as follows: London records 60% public transport, 12% private cars, 23% bicycles, 5% walking; New York shows 52% public transport, 33% private cars, 5% bicycles, 10% walking; Tokyo displays 82% public transport, 6% private cars, 7% bicycles, 5% walking; Berlin reports 50% public transport, 20% private cars, 20% bicycles, 5% walking.
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The table show the percentage of presents the proportion of people using public transport, private car, bicycles and walking as their primary mode of transport in four major cities like (London, Newyork, Tokyo, Berlin)

Overall, Tokyo shows the first led percentage to use public transport. Meanwhile second led of public transport is london. The highest percentagein private car is Newyork and second highest is Berlin. Significantly walking is increase by 5 % in three cities London, Tokyo and Berlin. Meanwhile Newyork has 10 % in walking.

Private car are mostly used in NewYork 33% and 20 % used in Berlin. Moreover 82 % people in tokyo mostly used a public transport. others are they widely used like 6% 7%. In Berlin 20 % people use bicylces and private cars 5 % people walk. Meanwhile 23 % used bicycles in london and 12 % use private cars.

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