The table below shows CO2 emissions for different forms of transport in the European Union. The Pie Chart shows the percentage of European Union funds being spent on different forms of transport.

The assigned bar chart illustrates information about the CO2 gas which is spread by different modes of transportation in the European Union, while the pie chart indicates the wealth that is being spent on those transports. At a fleeting glance, it is immensely clear that the maximum amount of pollution is happening in the air medium, accounting for 370, which is its zenith, whereas the coaches spread the least amount of CO2 emission. Apart from this, private cars are more responsible for harming the environment and it is followed by the air. Despite this, the buses, Maritime and rail are damaging the environment but it is far less than air and car medium. On the other hand, the pie chart depicts the expenditure that is spent on each mode and it shows that road is used more by public and it comprised for more than half. The second position is secured by the railways with 31% and public transport is followed by it but the rest of the mediums occupies much less, in fact, 7% only. Overall, it is lucid that airplanes are polluting the environment the most but besides this, the major wealth is spent on the road.