The bar charts display transportation modes preferred by youth in Great Britain, USA, Germany, and

France. The displayed modes include car, motorcycle, and bicycle.

Similar trends of transport choice can be seen in most of the countries. First, in every country displayed
except for Germany, where bicycle takes the lead, car is the most popular way of transportation
preferred by young people. Similarly, motorcycle is the least preferable transport among youngsters in
Great Britain, Germany, and French, leaving out USA with bicycle as the least popular transportation
mode.

In one hand, the highest percentage of car, motorcycle and bicycle are used by young people in France,
USA, and Germany respectively. In the other hand, for the lowest percentage of transport by car and
bicycle are shown in Germany and USA respectively, whereas for motorcycle, France and Great Britain
ties in percentage of transport preference among youngsters.

In brief, more than half of youth in Great Britain, USA, Germany, and France prefer car as mode of
transportation. In contrast, only 15% of these young people use motorcycle for transport. Last, bicycle
counts for about a quarter of the total transport preference among youngsters in these countries.
Immigration causes significant impacts on the society. By the day, more people move from their home
countries to another county in order to settle as permanent residents or naturalized citizens. This writing
will examine the main reasons behind immigration and the consequences it can lead to.

In my view, people leave their country because they do not feel safe back home. This unsafe condition
may be caused by wars, disasters, or geopolitical climates in their respective homelands. For example, in
the midst of the Syrian war, thousands of Syrians fled as refuges to the neighboring countries like Egypt,
Turkey, and Sudan. Another example, because the oppression from the Myanmar government, the
Muslim minority ethnic of Rohingya had to sail across the ocean on a traditional boat with limited food
and supply to Malaysia and Indonesia. By the same token, other immigrants move to a more developed
country in search of a better career and a better future for their children. USA is one of the most
prominent example in this case. Many people from different backgrounds come to the US each year so
as to achieve 'the American dream'.

Nonetheless, sometimes immigration results in negative consequences for both the immigrants and
their destination countries. these immigrants often come with insufficient preparation in skills and
languages, which in return makes it hard for them to find suitable jobs. As for the refuges of wars and
disasters, sometimes they do not receive proper asylum, food and medical care. In fact, if the country of
destination does not have the necessary resources in dealing with the increasing number of inhabitants,
other shortages and scarcities may come into fruition due to overpopulation.

To summarize, life after immigration may not match the immigrants' expectation. Therefore, it is of the
utmost importance to consider all the possible outcomes before deciding whether leaving one's home
country is worth the risk.