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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 illustrates the percentage of individuals using public transport, private cars, bicycles and walking in the London, New York, Tokyo and Berlin.

Overall, in public transport both Tokyo and London represented the largest portion, meanwhile, the smallest porportion at private cars. Through the four methods of transport the lowest figure had at walking.

In terms of public transport, Tokyo and London had the highest rate at 82% and 60% respectively. While both Berlin and New York were similar to each at 50% and 52% respectively. The second larger percentages were to private car, New York accounted for 33% whereas, Belin had 20%, London stood at 12% and the lower was Tokyo at 6%.

The most dramatic percentages occurred in walking, when three major cities London, Tokyo and Berlin had the same rate at 5%, however New York was slightly higher at 10%. According to bicycles, where almost the proportions were the same for London had 23%, and Berlin was 20%, whilst both Tokyo and New York were similarly at 7% and 5% for each of them.

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