May 06, 2019
Task
The pie chart compares the average amount of time to commute to work while the bar chart shows the means of transport chosen by workers in the UK in 2009.
It is clear that most people spent around 1 to 15 minutes from home to work and the most common way was driving.
Looking at the pie chart, it took about 1 to 15 minutes of 42% of workers to go to office, compared to 33% wasting 16 to 30 minutes. The percentage of workers spending more than half an hour commuting to work was minimal, with 25% in total.
In terms of the bar chart, just over 35% of Londoners traveled to office by car, equaling to a half of car usage in the rest of the UK. Train and underground railway were quite common in London, with about 20%, but mostly not used in the rest of the UK. As for other means of transport such as walk, bus or bicycle, there was not much difference between these two regions.
(172 words)
Souce: @Etrain English Center
0 comment:
Post a Comment