The first two charts demonstrate the number of kilometres that a person travels by car and by alternative transport per year in some European countries. The last chart illustrates the amount of time that a person spends travelling per day in the same countries.
From the information, we can see that the highest car use is in Denmark, whereas the lowest - in Germany and Spain. The inhabitants of Denmark also have the highest use of alternative transport, and those of the United Kingdom – the lowest. People in Denmark travel slightly more than 3000 kilometres per year that is twice as high as the EU average. When it comes to the commuting time, people in the United Kingdom spend approximately 47 hours a day travelling, which is greater than in any other country. In Italy and Denmark, on the contrary, people spend significantly less time travelling each day, despite the fact that the use of transport is higher than in the United Kingdom.
The
first
two charts demonstrate the number of
kilometres
that a person travels by car and by alternative transport per year in
some
European countries. The last chart illustrates the amount of time that a person spends travelling per day in the same countries.
From the information, we can
see
that the highest car
use
is in Denmark, whereas the lowest
-
in Germany and Spain. The inhabitants of Denmark
also
have the highest
use
of alternative transport, and those of the United Kingdom
–
the lowest.
People
in Denmark travel
slightly
more than 3000
kilometres
per year
that is
twice as high as the EU average. When it
comes
to the commuting time,
people
in the United Kingdom spend approximately 47 hours a day travelling, which is greater than in any other country. In Italy and Denmark,
on the contrary
,
people
spend
significantly
less time travelling each day, despite the fact that the
use
of transport is higher than in the United Kingdom.