The information with regard to the different age people rode bicycles both men and women from one area in the year 2012 is illustrated by the table chart. The statistical data calibrated by the percentage.
Looking for an overall perceptive, it is readily apparent that the highest starting user was female by 0-9+ years (52.5%); however, 40-59+ middle-aged male adult drove to the bicycle were least (9.3%) compared to all other individuals.
After having a glance, it can be vividly seen that in female, 0 to 9+year spent to cycle the most at 52.5%. Likewise, the expenditure of 10-19+ teenager which spent the bicycle ratio of 43.6% comparatively almost 9% was increased. On the other hand the lowest operated was on 40-59+ generation which accounted for under 13.7%. 20-39+ young adult and 60+ elder people manipulated 18.2 and 19.8% respectively.
Proceeding a head moving towards the remaining details, in male was the second category of cycle user who rode majority (51.2%) by 0-9 age group and 10-19+ generation used most on these at just 25.1 which around double that of 60+ elders (10.5%). Finally, 20-39+ and 40-59+ age group run through the 10.8% and 9.3% it was the least point both men and women.