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Band 5+: The pie chart below illustrates the average commuting time of UK workers in 2009, while the bar chart compares the methods of travelling to work in London and the rest of the UK in the same year.

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The image features two charts. The first is a pie chart titled "Average commuting time of UK workers, 2009 (% of workers)" with legend categories and values: 1–15 mins (42%), 16–30 mins (33%), 31–45 mins (12%), 45–60 mins (8%), and 60+ mins (5%). The second is a bar chart titled "Methods of travel to work in London and the rest of the UK, 2009 (% of workers)", with a y-axis labeled "% of workers" ranging from 0 to 80 in increments of 10, an x-axis showing travel methods, and a legend for London and Rest of UK. Data points for London vs Rest of UK are: Car (40% vs ~73%), Walk (10% vs ~12%), Bus (~13% vs 10%), Bicycle (~6% vs ~5%), Train (20% vs ~3%), and Underground (~18% vs ~2%).
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The diagrams below demonstrate the time UK employees spend arriving at their workplace during the period as well as vehicles which they use to get to their location [ in 2009 year].

Overall, number of workers divided to majority categories, also time; they divided to percentage 5 percent [ shortest one], 8 percent, 12 percent, 33 percent as well as 42 percent [ length one] and ways of travel to work with percentage in two countries and in a year [ London and United Kingdom as well as in 2009 year]

The largest time category is over an hour, which applies to only 5 percent of workers. The largest percentage is 33 percent of employees, whose travel time ranges from a minimum of 16 minutes to a maximum of half an hour. However, the top percentage is between 1 and 15 minutes, which includes 42 percent of workers. Moreover, the time category that ranks second in length is from 45 minutes to 60 minutes, and 8 percent of workers spend that duration. In contrast, the balanced one is 12 percent with 31 minutes to maximum 45 minutes.

Looking at the methods of them, in rest of United Kingdom the longest is 70 percent of employees use car and the shortest one is around 4 or 3 percent by train. The percentage and percent of bicycles is slightly different from that of trains, 5 percent of employees, however there no-one who use underground transport, nearly 10 percent use buses, and over 10 percent. From another angle, in London the largest one is half of 30 percent. and others are mostly same; 10 percent on foot, 13 percent by bus, 5 percent by bicycle, 20 percent by train as well as slightly lower underground transport is 18 percent.

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