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The image contains two separate data illustrations, a table on top and a horizontal bar graph below. The table lists percentages for the mode of transportation used for journeys to work by country- Canada: Car 90%, Bicycle 1%, Public transport 3%, On foot 5%, Other 1%; Belgium: Car 72%, Bicycle 12%, Public transport 12%, On foot 11%, Other 3%; Germany: Car 68%, Bicycle 2%, Public transport 18%, On foot 11%, Other 1%; Netherlands: Car 47%, Bicycle 26%, Public transport 8%, On foot 18%, Other 1%. The horizontal bar graph shows percentages for the most cited reasons people travel to work by car in Canada: Work nightshift 10%, Quicker 30%, Need for work 40%, Convenient 50%, No alternative 50%.
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The table shows how people travel in Canada, Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands. The bar chart gives reasons why many people use cars, especially in Canada.
In Canada, about 90% of trips are by car. This is the highest number. Belgium is second with 72%, and Germany is third with 68%. The Netherlands has the lowest number, with only 47% of trips by car.
In the Netherlands, many people use bicycles — about 26% of trips. This is more than in the other countries. In Canada, Belgium, and Germany, few people use bicycles. In Germany, public transport is more common than in the other countries, with 18% of trips. The Netherlands has the highest number of people who walk, also 18%.
In Canada, people use cars a lot because there are not many other choices. Other reasons are working at night, needing to travel fast, work reasons, and because cars are seen as more comfortable.
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