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The line graph details information about public transport use by age group and location of residence in 2016

The line graph details information about public transport use by age group and location of residence in 2016 k5a12
The line graph details information about public transport use by age group and location of residence in 2016. The initial impression from the chart is that the percentage of residents between the ages 31-45 in large cities use public transport most while the highest percentage of people utilize it in other areas were teenagers. In particular, the figures of people between 0 to 30 who use transportation in their location dramatically rise. On the other hand, people between the ages of 31 and 45 show variances in public transit use in different regions. The graph shows that the proportion of people at that age in urban areas has skyrocketed while in other areas the percentage of youth using public transport has decreased gradually. It can be seen from the graph that there was a sharp swell in the percentage of middle-age people using public transport in the big cities. Otherwise, the public transit use fluctuated at that age in other areas in one country. And the number of elders using public transport in the large city marginally increased while that ages in the rest area slightly dropped.
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IELTS academic The line graph details information about public transport use by age group and location of residence in 2016

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