The table provides information about the subway systems in three major European major cities: London, Paris and Moscow. It compares them based on three criteria; total track length, number of stations and number of passengers.
Overall, it is clear that the London Underground is the longest subway systems, while Paris Metro has the highest number of stations. However, the Moscow Metro is by far the busiest system in terms of daily passengers.
Looking at the detailes, London has the longest track length at 408 kilometers, which is almost double the length of the Paris Metro. The Moscow Metro falls in the middle with a track length of 300 kilometers.
In contrast, when it comes to the number of stations, Paris leads with 300 stations, followed closely by London with 275. Moscow has the fewest stations, with only 82 in operation.
Regarding the number of daily passengers, the Moscow Metro is the most popular, it carrying 6.5 million passengers every day. This is much higher than the Paris Metro, which serves 4.5 million passengers every day. The London Underground has the lowest daily traffic, with only 3 million passengers.
