The table below provides statistics on several major metro (MRT) systems around the world. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main feature and make comparisons where relevant.

The given table depicts information about the metro systems in six countries around the world with data on length,

capacity

, and completion year. In brief,

MRT

systems which tend to be newer are shorter, with the exception of Los Angeles. Meanwhile, their maximum passenger capacities

also

differ across countries. To start with the first indicator, London is the longest

MRT

with 1100

kilometers

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, which is far higher than its follower - Paris at 594

kilometers

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. And, Tokyo

MRT

, which comes in third at 149

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, is just a quarter of Paris' length.

However

, it still surpasses the combined lengths of the remaining three

MRT

systems in the table: Washington DC, Kyoto, and Los Angeles Turning into the

capacity

, London only ranks

third,

with 548 million people

while

Tokyo is the winner in the number of

MRT

passengers it can carry, with a

capacity

of 1434 million people, nearly triple London’s. Similar to Tokyo, despite a shorter length, Paris’ carrying

capacity

is much larger than the longest one - London.

However

, Kyoto still has the lowest

capacity

with 11 million.