The graph provides information about the number of passenger railway journeys in Great Britain in the period of 55 years.
The number of passengers journeys made on the three systems incresead, London Underground having the most dramatic rise.
While in 1950 the Nation rail network had 1 billion passenger journeys being the most
popular out of the three, in 1980 the numbers had a sharp decrease to 750 million, followed by a rise, reaching over 1 billion in 2004/5, remaining the system with the most passenger railway journeys.
After 1980, both London Underground and nation rail network had very similar numbers throughout that period, rising to almost 1, 1 billion in 2004/5.
The light rail & metro systems numbers fluctuated slightly, followed by a steady rise,
reaching nearly 250 million by the end of the report.
The period ended with the national rail network on the first place, followed by London
Underground with a slightly lower number, just under 1 billion.
The graph provides information about the
number
of
passenger
railway journeys in Great Britain in the period of 55 years.
The
number
of
passengers
journeys made on the three systems
incresead
, London Underground having the most dramatic rise.
While in 1950 the Nation
rail
network had 1
billion
passenger
journeys being the most
popular out of the three, in 1980 the
numbers
had a sharp decrease to 750 million, followed by a rise, reaching over 1
billion
in 2004/5, remaining the system with the most
passenger
railway journeys.
After 1980, both London Underground and nation
rail
network had
very
similar
numbers
throughout that period, rising to almost 1, 1
billion
in 2004/5.
The light
rail
& metro systems
numbers
fluctuated
slightly
, followed by a steady rise,
reaching
nearly
250 million by the
end
of the report.
The period ended with the national
rail
network on the
first
place, followed by London
Underground with a
slightly
lower
number
,
just
under 1
billion
.