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The given charts illustrate the standard time that the UK workers spent working and some means of transport in 2009. Overall, it is clear that 1-15 minutes group accounted for the most in five different time groups, while 60+ minutes group was the least. Meanwhile, car was the highest category in six means of transport, especially in the rest of the UK, whereas underground subway in London was higher than the remainder of the UK. As can be seen from the pie chart, the proportion of workers performing in 1-15 mins group remained the dominant, with 42% compared to just 33% for employees operated in 16-30 mins group. Additionally, the percentage for laborers worked in 31-45 minutes was third-ranked, with 12%. Notably, the rate of staff members in 45-60 mins was 8% in comparision with just 5% for 60+ minutes group. Regarding the remaining chart, the percentage of workers travel by car was by far the most ways commute to work, about above 70% for the rest of the UK compared to approximately 35% in London. Travelling to the workplace by train in London accounted for 20%, whereas other parts of the UK was roughly 2%.