The given table depicts the figure of individuals commuting by a train and the payed amount of money per one ticket, as well as the distance travelled in six subway systems of different megapolises.
Overall, it is evident that the London metro system accounts for the least sum of routes and annual journeys commited, yet leading in the cost per ticket category. It is notable that Beijing tube greets close to 3.5 billion commuters in one year.
Regarding the london,Tokyo and Mexico city train stations it becomes obivious that the have nearly the same amount of branches,holding 11, 13 and 12 respectively, however they deviate from each other concernig total money spent for one trip, Mexicos metro is sitting at around a quarter of a dollar, Tokyos tube on the other hand acconts for 1.64$, then a dramatical jump is observed in Londons metro cost, sitting at slightly more than 7$. All 3 subways combine for close to 600 miles in total and nearly 5 billion annual pasangers.
NYC and Beijing metro holds 24 and 19 train routes respectively, while Paris accounts for 16, however they both dont even come close to miles travelled by New York tubes, making up 659 miles. Its worth noting that Beijing has more commuters per year(3.6 billion) than NYC and Paris train stations combined.While paris and New Yorks ticket expenses are relatively same, both nearing at about 2.50$ Beijings cost is much cheaper