The table compares two genders in terms of their bicycle use by age categories in 2012.Data is presented in percentages.
Overall,it is clear that women rode bicycles more than men in all age groups,with the proportion of bicycle usage recording significant difference between males and females in the 10-19 and 20-39 age categories,while other age groups exhibited different patterns.Of particular note is the bicycle use of those aged 0-9, which stood out as the top user among all age groups by both genders accounting for more than 50%.
Starting with the youngest age group, the bicycle usage of girls made up the largest share among all age categories across two genders,standing at an impressive 52.5%, slightly higher than 51.2% of boys.In contrast, 40-59 age range had the least percentages,with female riders recording 13.7%, whereas the proportion of male riders was only 9.3%.When it comes to the bicycle use of those aged more than 60,males and females accounted for 14.6% and 19.8%, respectively.
On the other hand, other age groups exhibited significant gender differences in terms of their bicycle usage,with the percentage of females in the 10-19 age range being at 43.6% ,compared to only 25.1% of males.Meanwhile,18.2% of females used bicycles in comparison with 10.8% of males in the 20-39 age category.