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Band 6+: The table shows information about travelling to work in one US city. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains a table showing average commuting information categorized as car (1 person), car (more than 1 person), cycle/walk, and train/bus; for car (1 person), the average distance is 17 miles, average time is 33 minutes, and average speed is 31 mph; for car (more than 1 person), the average distance is 24 miles, average time is 42 minutes, and average speed is 34 mph; for cycle/walk, the average distance is 4 miles, average time is 20 minutes, average speed is 10 mph for cycle and 3 mph for walk; for train/bus, the average distance is 23 miles, average time is 49 minutes, and average speed is 28 mph.
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The table illustrates the data average distance, travel time and vehicles speed different types of transport, which people use to reach their work in one city US.

Overall, for long distance, the quickest way to trip is to car ( more than 1 person ), but for short distances, cycle or walking is the best way.

People who use car ( more than 1 person ) or public transport, such as train/bus, travel the longest distance, on average 24 or 23 miles, while car ( 1 person) or cycle/walk have the shortest journey just 17 or 4 miles.

By comparison, people travel to their dastination by train/bus in 49 minutes at 28 mph or by car ( more than 1 person ) in 42 minutes with high speed at 34 mph. The fastest trip takes 20 minutes or 33 minutes, on average the trip is made by cycle at 10 mph, walk at 3 mph or drive a car ( 1 person ) at 31 mph for the trip.

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