The bar chart below shows the estimated percentage of car trips taken by drivers in 2005
The chart illustrates the approximate percentage of reasons for taking a car trip by aim and sex of drivers in 2005.
It is evident from the graph that the number of women using cars exceeded that of man in the given period and the purpose with the most significant difference between genders was work. Work was also the most popular goal for all women and man. Furthermore, both males and females least preferred taking cars for visiting friends.
There were five causes in which women needed cars more than men. While approximately 10 percentage of women went to bank and running errands, the ...
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