The chart below show the percentage of fatal accidents by locations in a European country. The survey was conducted in 2000.
The given bar chart provides information on the rural and urban percentage of fatal
accidents
in a European country in the year 2000.
The chart showed that in rural areas, with high speed
limits, the intensity of Add a hyphen
high-speed
life taking
crashes was very high. Add a hyphen
life-taking
Speed
limit of 30 Add an article
The speed
A speed
mph
or less caused around 24℅ fatal accidents
, which was the least, followed by 35
-40 Correct article usage
a 35
mph
limit where the mortality caused was about 31℅. In case
of 45-50 Correct article usage
the case
mph
, the percentage of death causing accidents
was nearly 50℅. However
, it soared to 81℅ when the speed limit was 55 mph
but surprisingly, in the case of 60 mph
or more the fatal crash proportion was lesser and at nearly 70℅.
The scene in urban areas is almost the opposite, at 30 mph
or less speed, death causing
Add a hyphen
death-causing
accidents
stood at 75℅, whereas
at 36-40 mph
it was at 68℅. In case
of 45-50 Correct article usage
the case
mph
, it was at 52℅ and it shrunk to 18℅ at 55 mph
and then
it increased to almost 28℅ at 60 mph
or more.
The bar chart reveals that chances of mortality were higher at high speed
in Fix the agreement mistake
speeds
countryside
, contrary to city Add an article
the countryside
area
where more chances of casualty were noted at lesser speeds.Fix the agreement mistake
areas
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