The table illustrates the proportion of female and male in a age group who use bicycle as a transport in a one town n 2012
Overall, it is evident that the rates of both gender who rode bicycle fell down by each age group except last one. Additionally, female’s percentage of rode bicycles overweighted male by every age group.
In 2012, Ages from 0 to 9 of female who rode bicycles in one town reached a peak of 52.5%. In same group, male also hit a highest rate in riding bicycles in one town, but compare to female it was just under by 1%. In 10-19 age group, the percentage of female decreased to approximately 44% by riding bicycles, although male’s rate fell dramatically in double which was 25%. In 20-39 years of age group in female and male saw a dramatic deacrease in rate who rode bicycles in town, with an approximately 18% and 11%, respectively.
Same trend happened in elder adults between 40 and 59 years, which the percentage of both gender who rode bicycles, for males it was just under 14% and for females it was just over 9%, But people who received more than 60 years old the pattern was reversed, which increased significantly by 5% in both gender.