The table below gives information about rail transport in four countries in 2007.
The provided table represents statistics about railroad transportation in
Malaysia
, Canada
, China
and UAE in 2007. Overall
, China
had the largest number
of people
who used rail transport, accompanied by the longest distance
taken per person. Conversely
, Canada
had the smallest figures for both the amount of people
and the distance
. However
, this
country had the largest figure for cargo-carrying capacity.
In terms of the number
of people
using rail transportation, the figure for China
was 27, representing the highest number
of individuals among the other three countries. On the other hand
, in Canada
, only 0,3 million people
travelled by rail transport, demonstrating the lowest figure of people
in a table, followed by UAE and Malaysia
, at 5,5 and 5,9, respectively.
Regarding passenger kilometres per individual taken, China
represented the longest distance
, which was 1980 kilometres. The UAE and Malaysia
had similar data, and the figures for them were 780 and 770, respectively, whereas
Canada
had only 80 kilometres per person, which was a notably shorter distance
than other nations had.
Surprisingly, Canada
had the largest cardio-carrying capacity (28,2 tons), followed by China
(23,01 tons). Malaysia
had a slightly higher number
than China
, 21,9 tons.Submitted by innakireeva0101 on
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