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Band 5+: The tables below show the reasons for travel and the main issues for the travelling public. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a table titled "Reasons for travel" with four columns labeled 10-20, 21-30, 31-40, 41-50. For "Visit friends/relatives," percentages are 40%, 14%, 8%, 21% respectively. For "Social/recreation," percentages are 35%, 7%, 2%, 3% respectively. For "Shopping," percentages are 5%, 15%, 7%, 2% respectively. For "Personal reasons," percentages are 15%, 12%, 5%, 10% respectively. For "To and from work," percentages are 10%, 52%, 78%, 64% respectively.
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The tables provide the information about the reasons behind travelling and a challenges faced during it by people of different age groups.

Overall, it is clear that younger age groups without professional work, tend to travel to visit their friends or relatives. However, people aged between 21-50 travel because of daily work in their jobs. meanwhile, main issues in travelling for working professionals in due to safety concerns and highway congestion.

The main reasons for travelling in the youngest age group i. e 10-20 year olds are visiting friends or family and social or recreation accounting for 40% and 35% respectively. meanwhile, for age groups between 21-50, main reason for travel is to and from work which accounts for around 50% to 80%. other reasons for travel like shopping and personal reasons hold for less than 15%.

For all age groups, main issues for travelling are either highway congestion or safety concerns accounting for around 50% to 70%. however, all other factors including price of fair, aggressive drivers or access to public transport, account for less than 30% for all age groups.

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