The table presents data on the proportion of trips made using different modes of transport in four countries, while the bar chart shows the findings of a survey about why people use cars.
Overall, it is evident from the table that cars are the dominant means of transport in all four nations. The bar chart also indicates that the most common reason for using a car is the lack of other options.
According to the table, travelling by car is the most popular choice across the four countries. However, the Netherlands has the lowest figure at 47%, whereas Canada records the highest percentage at 90%. In contrast, the Netherlands ranks first for cycling and walking, accounting for 26% and 18% respectively, while Canada has the smallest proportions for these two categories.
The bar chart reveals that approximately 37% of respondents drive because they have no alternative. The need for work is the second most common reason at 30%, followed by convenience at about 22%. Meanwhile, around 12% of people consider cars faster, and the least cited reason is working night shifts, at just under 10%.