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The three bar charts show information about road transport in six European countries and the EU average. The first chart shows the distance travelled by car per person, the second shows travel by bus, train, metro and bike, and the third shows the daily commuting time.
Overall, people in all countries travelled much more by car than by other types of transport. Denmark had the highest figures for travel by car and by public transport and bike, while the UK and Germany had the longest commuting time.
People in Denmark travelled about 12,500 km per year by car, which was the highest, followed by France with 12,000 km and Italy with 11,000 km. Germany and Spain were the lowest at around 8,500 km, which was below the EU average of 10,000 km.
For bus, train, metro and bike, Denmark was also the highest with 3,000 km, which was much more than the EU average of 1,200 km. The UK and France had the lowest figures at about 1,000 km. In terms of commuting time, people in the UK and Germany spent about 47 and 46 minutes per day, while Italians spent only 21 minutes, which was the shortest.