The bar charts below give information on road transport in a number of European countries Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

The bar charts give information about methods of travel and commuting times for six
European countries, as well as the average figure for the European Union. From the
information, we can see that car use is highest in denmark at about 12,500 kilometres per
person a year, and lowest in Spain and Germany.
Perhaps surprisingly, the Danish also make far greater use of alternative transport than
people in other countries, travelling over 3,000 kilometres a year by bus, tram, metro or bike,
which is more than double the EU average. By comparison, the british and French travel less
than a third of that distance by public transport.
When it comes to commuting times, british drivers spend about 47 minutes each day
travelling to work, which is more than any other country. In denmark and Italy, on the other
hand, where many more people use public transport, commuting times are significantly
lower.