The table provides data on the underground rail networks in six major cities.
The table compares the age, size and the passengers per year among the six cities. Overall, it is evident that the railway systems which are the oldest, are most extensive and carries much greater passenges than the newer ones.
The oldest underground network in London, having opened in 1863, is the biggest in size with 394 kms of route. While being in the third position in
terms of size, Tokyo rail network is most used with the highest amount of passengers which is 1927 millions per year.
Moreover, among the three newer underground systems, Kyoto carries only 45 million per year, which is the lowest among six systems. Washington DC, having 126 kms of route, carries 144 million per year which is definitely greater compared to other newer systems, having only 11 kms & 28 kms respectively for Kyoto & Los Angeles.
The table provides data on the underground rail networks in six major cities.
The table compares the age, size and the passengers per year among the six cities.
Overall
, it is evident that the railway
systems
which are the oldest, are most extensive and carries much greater
passenges
than the newer ones.
The oldest underground network in London, having opened in 1863, is the
biggest in size
with 394
kms
of route. While being in the third position in
terms of size, Tokyo rail network is most
used
with the highest amount of passengers which is 1927 millions per year.
Moreover
, among the three newer underground
systems
, Kyoto carries
only
45 million per year, which is the lowest among six
systems
. Washington DC, having 126
kms
of route, carries 144 million per year which is definitely greater compared to other newer
systems
, having
only
11
kms
& 28
kms
respectively
for Kyoto & Los Angeles.