The table illustrates the people's transportation medium in various countries (Canada, Belgium, Germany and Netherland) whilst the bar-chart depicts the reasons for Canadians to use cars. Overall, in all the countries, trips made by cars were the highest while travelling methods excluding bicycles, public transports and on foot were least popular. In Canada, most citizens used cars as there were no alternatives and a small number of people working nightshifts, utilized cars. According to the table, 90% people of Canada journeyed by car when only about half the inhabitants of Netherland used the same transportation medium. Bicycle was unpopular in all the nations except Netherland (26%). Germans had the highest users of public transport while Netherland had the highest number of citizens (15%) who moved on foot. Other means of travel were rarely used. Among the Canadians, the main reason to avail cars was the lack of alternatives followed by the need for work, convenience, time factor and late night work.
The table illustrates the
people
's transportation medium in various countries (Canada, Belgium, Germany and
Netherland
) whilst the bar-chart depicts the reasons for Canadians to
use
cars
.
Overall
, in all the countries, trips made by
cars
were the highest while travelling methods excluding bicycles, public transports and on foot were least popular. In Canada, most citizens
used
cars
as there were no alternatives and a
small
number of
people
working
nightshifts
, utilized
cars
. According to the table, 90%
people
of Canada journeyed by
car
when
only
about half the inhabitants of
Netherland
used
the same transportation medium. Bicycle was unpopular in all the nations except
Netherland
(26%). Germans had the highest users of public transport while
Netherland
had the highest number of citizens (15%) who
moved
on foot. Other means of travel were rarely
used
. Among the Canadians, the main reason to avail
cars
was the lack of alternatives followed by the need for work, convenience, time factor and late night work.