The table below provides statistics on several major metro (MRT) sytem around the world

The table presents a glance of information on several major metro networks globally. The data is differentiated into three categories: year, range, and passenger capacity. Based on the information displayed, the subway system in several cities worldwide was constructed in various times between the 18th and 20th centuries. London (1863) was the oldest, and the last one was Los Angles which was built in the millennium era. London has the furthermost distance reach 1100 km, 100 times longer than the shortest metro in Kyoto (11 kilometers), Paris (1890) has around 600 km, and Tokyo (1904) has slightly below 150 km. Meanwhile, Tokyo, located in the same country as Kyoto (1980), recorded the most considerable passenger number with more than 1. 4 billion people yearly. Subsequently, Paris is in second place (850 million yearly) and London with more than 500 million passengers annually. Furthermore, DC (built early 1900) has quite a long distance, recorded some above 100 km. However, its occupancy does not reach 100 million per age. LA has a nearer length than DC (14 km). Nevertheless, it has larger occupants, which reach 90 million per year.