Table with journey made by and bar graph with cities travelled with car

The table compares the transportation of four countries Canada, Belgium, Germany, and the Netherland. Percentage of travellling made by car, motor cycle, public transport, on foot, and others. The bar graph illustrates the final outcome of a survey into cause of public in the Canada drive to work place by car. Firstly, cars were the most significant mode of ride in all four nations. However, the proportion of journey made by car ranged the least in the Netherland by forty percent, and highest in Canada for about 90%. Nevertheless the highest trip by bicycle and on foot was maximum in Netherland, by twenty six and eighteen proportion. At the same time Germany being highest in public transport by approximately on in five. Lastly, Belgium had the most other ways to travel by 3%. In addition, to the bar chart depict the aim of usage of cars to travel to work place in Canada. Lack of alternative being the most significant cause by forty percent. Mandatory to work, cause be the next highest(30%). Convenient for moving from one place to the other being moderate aim by twenty two percent. The least reason was owning night shift and fast way of travelling by one in ten proportion.