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The image features a pie chart and a grouped bar chart depicting commute data from 2009. The pie chart, titled "Average commuting time of UK workers, 2009 (% of workers)", displays five time durations: 1-15 mins (42%), 16-30 mins (33%), 31-45 mins (12%), 45-60 mins (8%), and 60+ mins (5%). Below it, the bar chart, titled "Methods of travel to work in London and the rest of the UK, 2009 (% of workers)", plots percentages from 0 to 80 on the y-axis across six transit categories comparing London and the Rest of UK: Car shows 35% for London and 72% for Rest of UK; Walk shows 9% for London and 11% for Rest of UK; Bus shows 13% for London and 8% for Rest of UK; Bicycle shows 5% for London and 4% for Rest of UK; Train shows 20% for London and 2% for Rest of UK; Underground shows 18% for London and 0% for Rest of UK.
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The pie chart shows the percentage of UK workers according to the average time they spent travelling to work in 2009.
Overall, most workers spent between 1 and 30 minutes travelling to work, while only a small number spent more than 60 minutes.
Looking at the details, the largest group was workers who travelled for 1-15 minutes, at 42%. The second highest figure was for those who spent 16-30 minutes, accounting for 33%. Together, these two groups made up 75% of all workers.
On the other hand, 12% of workers spent 31-45 minutes commuting, while 8% travelled for 45-60 minutes. Finally, the smallest proportion was recorded for journeys lasting over 60 minutes, at just 5%.
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