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Band 5+: The line graphs shows the percentage of working adults travelling to their workplace in Great Britain between January 2021 and April 2022

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The image displays a line graph titled "Situation of working adults in the UK" showing "Percentage of working adults travelling to work in Great Britain" from April 2021 to July with 3 categories: Travel to work (April 2021: ~47%, July: slightly above 55%, October: ~57%, January 2022: ~53%, April: ~52%, July: just under 55%); Work from home (April 2021: ~30%, July: ~25%, October: ~26%, January 2022: ~30%, April: just above 20%, July: ~20%); Hybrid working (April 2021: ~10%, July: ~17%, October: just above 15%, January 2022: just under 15%, April: ~23%, July: ~22%).
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The given line graphs compares amount of adults travelling to work in Great Britain between January 2021 and April 2022. Overall, although adults work from home was initially higher percent than hybrid working, it was overtaken by hybrid working towards two time untill at the end of survey. In contrast, the figure for travel to work remained the highest percentage of among the figures untill end of the survey.

In the first year, hybrid working the lower than others and it was increased while work from home was decreasing. Which both of figures outstipped in october 2021. Afterward, former slightly declined while latter small flactuated and both kf trends overtaken in aprill, afterwards former was surged dramatically at the end of survey while latter changed slightly.

Travel yo work was the highest among the figures and was inceeased significantly until october, which fluctuated at the end of survey and maintain the same level.

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