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Band 5+: The chart below shows the average time commuters spent travelling to work each day in four Australian cities between 2002 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

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The image depicts the average time commuters spent traveling to work in four Australian cities from 2002 to 2010; Sydney: 2002 - 30 mins, 2004 - 33 mins, 2006 - 35 mins, 2008 - 36 mins, 2010 - 38 mins; Perth: 2002 - 18 mins, 2004 - 17 mins, 2006 - 19 mins, 2008 - 20 mins, 2010 - 21 mins; Brisbane: 2002 - 22 mins, 2004 - 24 mins, 2006 - 26 mins, 2008 - 28 mins, 2010 - 30 mins; Adelaide: 2002 - 24 mins, 2004 - 26 mins, 2006 - 27 mins, 2008 - 28 mins, 2010 - 30 mins.
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The given diagram reveals the information about how individuals devote their time to travel to work each day in four Australian cities like Sydney,Perth,Brisbane,Adelaide between 2002 and 2010.

As we can see Sydney gets most spend time in all years between 2002 and 2010.While Adelaide spends much less time.Graphs shows that in 2008 sydney spends almost 40 minutes to travel to work which is much higher than others.

The minimum time spend was in 2004 by Adelaides citizens.Incredible that Perth traveled to work in almost 25 minutes for six years(2002;2004;2006;2008) and then increased in 2010.If we will look closer to given chart we can analyse that Brisbanes spending time significantly increased compared to other three cities.

Considering all of the above,i am sure that Adelaide has balanced their time by using it properly and devotes less time to travel to work than others three cities,when Sydney proves the opposite.But it all depends on transport.

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