Introduction:
The table presents data on rail transport in four different countries in the year 2007.
Overview:
The table shows rail transport data for four countries in 2007. Japan led in passenger numbers and travel distance, while the USA had the lowest rail use but dominated cargo transport. The UK and Italy had similar passenger figures and travel distances.
Body Paragraph:
Japan had the highest rail usage, with 27 billion passengers and the longest travel distance per person (1,980 km), highlighting its reliance on rail for passenger transport. In contrast, the USA had the lowest number of rail users (0.3 billion) and the shortest travel distance (80 km), but it transported the most cargo by a significant margin (2,820 billion tons). The UK and Italy showed similar patterns, with around 6 billion rail passengers each and travel distances of approximately 770–780 km per person. However, their cargo transport figures were much lower, at around 22 billion tons.
