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The image displays a table comparing key statistics across six major underground transit systems. It includes the following data for each: New York City Subway has 24 lines, a total network length of 659 miles, annual journeys totaling 1.65 billion, and a single ticket cost of $2.50. London Tube features 11 lines, 249 miles of track, 1.2 billion annual journeys, and a ticket price of $7.30. Tokyo Subway consists of 13 lines, spans 189 miles, sees 3.1 billion journeys per year, and charges $1.64 per ticket. Paris Metro operates 16 lines over 127 miles, accommodates 1.5 billion annual journeys, with tickets priced at $2.30. Mexico City Metro has 12 lines covering 140 miles, 1.6 billion journeys annually, and a minimal ticket cost of $0.23. Beijing Subway includes 19 lines, 357 miles long, 3.6 billion annual journeys, and a ticket priced at $0.45.
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This graph illustrates a metro system in six different cities: London, Tokyo, Paris,Mexico, Beijing. Futermore, each colume includes information about lines, total length, annual journeys and cost of single ticket.
We can see that city which have the most lines it is New York which have 24 points. Also, New York metro is the longest and have 659 miles. On another side of this categories the smallest metro located in Paris. Moreover, London Tube has only 11 lines. Tokyo doesn’t have long metro and a lot of ways, but has incredible population, so with 3.1 billions journeys Tokyo metro is the most visited metro system. Nevertheless, Mexico City metro has the cheapest single ticket only for $ 0.23.
However, the number of lines and length are not impressive. The most expensive disposable ticket you can buy in London Tube, such as, London citizens which used metro 1.2 billon times.
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