Both two pie charts illustrate the reason for people to select their means to work. The former explains why they choose cycling and the latter points out what led them to driving.
Among the reasons to ride to work, health and fitness occupy 30%, becoming one of the two largest proportions. Sharing the same percentage is the environmental reason: riding a bicycle to work consumps no fuel and therefore keeps the air fresh. These two reasons came from more than half of the number of responded people. In the third position is the parking problem. Bicycles are not as cumbersome as cars, and the parking fee is also much lower. 2% less than that (13%) of the responder said that riding a bicycle is good with no cost, probably considering the expense for fuel, highway and parking when using a car. The other 12% state that it’s faster than driving, possibly in terms of traffic jams.
On the other hand, the reason for comfort takes the largest proportion, about 40%, followed by the reason related to distance to work, with approximately half percentage. It is understandable since riding a bicycle just works for people who live close to their workplace. . Sharing the same 14% are the reason about speed and about the necessity to carry stuff to work. Take 11%, which is the least percentage is the reason for safety. People in this group might think staying inside the car will be less likely to cause an accident than expose the pitfalls while cycling.
In conclusion, the two pie charts show two ranges of reasons for riding and driving respectively While in the first chart, the reason for healthy, fitness and for environment share the same largest percentage, the opinion that most people agree for driving in the second chart is its comfort.
Both two pie
charts
illustrate the
reason
for
people
to select their means to
work
. The former
explains
why they choose cycling and the latter points out what led them to driving.
Among the
reasons
to ride to
work
, health and fitness occupy 30%, becoming one of the two largest proportions. Sharing the same
percentage
is the environmental
reason
:
riding
a
bicycle
to
work
consumps
no fuel and
therefore
keeps
the air fresh. These two
reasons
came from more than half of the number of responded
people
. In the third position is the parking problem.
Bicycles
are not as cumbersome as cars, and the parking fee is
also
much lower. 2% less than that (13%) of the responder said that
riding
a
bicycle
is
good
with no cost,
probably
considering the expense for fuel, highway and parking when using a car. The other 12% state that it’s faster than driving,
possibly
in terms of traffic jams.
On the other hand
, the
reason
for comfort takes the largest proportion, about 40%, followed by the
reason
related to distance to
work
, with approximately half
percentage
. It is understandable since
riding
a
bicycle
just
works for
people
who
live
close to their workplace.
.
Sharing the same 14% are the
reason
about speed and about the necessity to carry stuff to
work
. Take 11%, which is the least
percentage
is the
reason
for safety.
People
in this group might
think
staying inside the car will be less likely to cause an accident than expose the pitfalls while cycling.
In conclusion
, the two pie
charts
show
two ranges of
reasons
for
riding
and driving
respectively
While in the
first
chart
, the
reason
for healthy, fitness and for environment share the same largest
percentage
, the opinion that most
people
agree
for driving in the second
chart
is its comfort.