13 The four pie charts illustrate the numbers of employees using different methods of travel in four Local Authorities in 2011.
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| | Private motorised transport |
| | Bicycle |
| | All other methods of travel |
- State, with reasons, which of the four Local Authorities is most likely to be a rural area with many hills.
- Explain why pie charts are more suitable for answering part (a) than bar charts showing the same data.
- Two of the Local Authorities represent urban areas.
- State with a reason which two Local Authorities are likely to be urban.
- One urban Local Authority introduced a Park-and-Ride service in 2006. Users of this service drive to the edge of the urban area and then use buses to take them into the centre of the area. A student claims that a comparison of the corresponding pie charts for 2001 (not shown) and 2011 would enable them to identify which Local Authority this was.
State with a reason whether you agree with the student.