Band 6+: The chart below shows information about subway systems in three major European cities. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main information and making comparisons.

The given table illustrates data related to size of subway systems in prior European cities such as London, Paris and Moscow.

Overall, although the London underground possesses the most large total track length, which is 408 km, it has neither many stations as the Paris metro has nor the largest number of daily passengers like in the Moscow metro.

First, the Moscow metro has total 300 km long path and the Paris metro is the shortest one with a track of 214 kilometers. On the top of it the London underground.

Furthermore, the Moscow metro has 182 operating stations, whilst London Underground has more. The Paris metro is excelling at the number of stations available. Also, the number of daily passengers in the Paris underground is quite a lot, reaching 4.5 million. The Moscow metro surpasses other major subways in a realm of amount of people commuting by it, while the London metro has the lowest demonstration of it and it is approximately twice smaller value.