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Average overtime of committed commuters revealed



The amount of overtime commuters are putting in on their journeys to and from work has been revealed.

According to a recent survey from First Great Western, the typical commuter spends 33.5 minutes working on the train every day, with one-in-ten saying they do 45 minutes of work on their commute.

The survey shows that 36% of respondents said that their main work-related task is checking emails, with others saying research, editing documents and sending files.

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