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Band 5+: The table below shows the percentage of people in four different age groups who used public transportation in a European city in 2025. The pie chart shows the reasons why people used public transport in that same city. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains two charts about public transportation in 2025. The first is a table titled "Percentage of People Using Public Transportation by Age Group in 2025", which shows the following breakdown: 18-25 age group, 68%; 26-40 age group, 55%; 41-60 age group, 47%; and 61+ age group, 61%. The second is a pie chart titled "Reasons for Using Public Transport in 2025" with these percentages: To save money, 35%; Convenience, 25%; Environmental concerns, 20%; No access to private car, 15%; and Other, 5%.
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The table provides the information regarding the residents from four different age categories who make use of the public transportation in a European city in 2025 while the pie chart illustrates the different reasons why they use public transportation in the same city.

Overall, young adults between 18 to 25 are the main consumers of public transport, at 68%, while the older age of 41-60, reaching at the lowes range of 41%. In general, the main reason of using the public transportation is to save money.

While the young adults represented for the highest percentage, elderlies from 61+ stood at the second highest of 61% and adults from 26-40 at 55% at the second lowest.

Regarding the reasons of using the public transportation, majority of 35% is to save money, 25% claims as convenience, 20% due to environmental concerns, 15% as not having own car and 5% as other reasons.

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