China's urban rail transit passenger trips up 37.7% in June
Share - WeChat
BEIJING -- The number of passenger trips handled by China's urban rail transit networks surged 37.7 percent year on year in June, official data showed.
A total of 2.44 billion passenger trips were made via China's urban transit networks in 54 cities last month, according to the Ministry of Transport.
The figure was 22.6 percent higher than the average monthly level in 2019, the data revealed.
At the end of June, China had 295 urban rail transit lines in operation, with a total length of 9,728.3 km, according to the ministry.
- Truck falls from village road in Haidong killing 8
- Shanxi official investigated over deadly coal mine explosion
- Veteran with hidden glories dedicates to lifetime grassroots service
- Chinese scientists uncover earlier origin of human blood cells
- Ambassadors on the CPC: Driving force behind China's development
- China's icebreakers Xuelong, Xuelong 2 open to visitors in Dalian port































