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The image contains a table with data on underground railway systems in six cities: London (Date opened: 1863, Kilometers of route: 394, Passengers per year: 775 million), Paris (Date opened: 1900, Kilometers of route: 199, Passengers per year: 1191 million), Tokyo (Date opened: 1927, Kilometers of route: 155, Passengers per year: 1927 million), Washington DC (Date opened: 1976, Kilometers of route: 126, Passengers per year: 144 million), Kyoto (Date opened: 1981, Kilometers of route: 11, Passengers per year: 45 million), Los Angeles (Date opened: 2001, Kilometers of route: 28, Passengers per year: 50 million).
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The table provides a comparison of underground railway networks in six different cities, focusing on their opening dates, route lengths, and annual passenger numbers.
Overall, it is clear that the oldest systems tend to have the longest routes and the highest passenger traffic, whereas the more modern systems are significantly smaller in scale
London has the oldest system, opened in 1863, and the longest route at 394 km. However, in terms of passengers, Tokyo takes the lead with a staggering 1927 million people per year, despite being newer than London and Paris.
In stark contrast, the newest systems in Kyoto and Los Angeles have much shorter tracks, at only 11 km and 28 km respectively. Their passenger numbers are also considerably lower, with neither reaching more than 50 million annually.
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