The table below gives information about rail transport in four contries in 2007.
The presented table shows the data
of
transportation by train in Malaysia, Change preposition
on
Canada
, China
, and UAE in 2007. Generally, the figure highlights that among other countries, the railway transportation in Canada
brought more cargos than passengers, which aligns with the country having had the fewest citizen
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citizens
train
for their choice of commute.
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To begin
with, according to
the amount of citizen
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citizens
Canada
had the least number. In contrast
, China
held the first place with the most folks travelling by train compared to the other countries. Furthermore
, it can be noticed that there was a significant gap between the bottommost country, Canada
, and China
as the leading one. For that reason, Canada
also
had the fewest amount of passenger kilometres per head of population, whereas
China
maintained its peak position.
Although
China
has always had the higher
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highest
Canada
, it was reversed when it comes to the figure of cargos carried by trains. In contrast
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cargo
China
. However
, the difference between the numbers is not as notable as the prior categories.Submitted by nadiamanda.salsabilla on
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