The table chart compares the different kinds of average figures including distance, time and speed for commuters who travelled to work by car, cycle/walk or train/bus respectively in the United States city.
Overall, it is clear that the average time of train/bus is the highest compared to the other vehicles in the same column, and a number of commuters use cycles/walks to get to work when it takes little time. In addition, people often work by car more than 1 person for a long distance, also short distance for cycle or walk. The speed of the car is higher than other transportations.
The data shows the average distance estimated clearly by various modes of prevalent vehicles. People travel by car, especially with more than 1 person reaching the longest distance, peaking at 24 miles, whereas those who use cars alone just at 17 miles, much lower than cars for more people. The same distance from the car is the train/bus, at 23 miles for a long trip. However, users who cycle or walk often move the shortest length, averaging 4 miles.
Regarding travel time, trains/buses take up the most time, with 49 minutes; the second most time is cars, at 42 minutes for cars( more than 1 person) and 33 minutes for cars (1 person). Only cycling and walking spend less time on the trip, reaching 20 minutes.
Finally, regarding the average speed of the different types of vehicles, the fastest average speed is covered by a car with 34 mph, followed by driving a car alone is 31 mph. Based on the data, bicycles and going for a walk have the lowest speed, averaging 10 mph and 3 mph respectively, three to four times lower than cars.