The linegraphs demonstrate the amount of train passengers from 2000 to 2009, as well as the percentage of trains running on time.
Overall, the number of passengers over 9 years remained stability at 40 billion passengers per year. However, there were some ups and downs. For example: decreases in 2000 and 2003, on the other hand there was peak such as in 2005. The percentage of trains being on time started with the lowest in 9-year period and which was also recorded in 2005. As a result, neither 2000’s, nor 2005’s decrease affected the final result, which was more than norms.
Starting with the lowest proportion in 2000, approximately 37%, the percentage of train showed, a slight increase, reaching up to 42% in 2002. However,, after 2002,, in 2003,, it renewed the record low, less than 37%. After this lengthy period of ups and downs, it revived and even had a significant peak in 2005, with 48%.
