COMPARISON OF THE MEANS OF TRANSPORT OF SOME CITIES OF THE WORLD

This infobraphic aims to show and compare the main means of transport used in two different cities of
the world, in order to know a little more and verify the diversity of means of transport in the world and
how people use them.
MADRID

METRO TAXICAB BUS

Is one of the biggest in europe, it is
also the cheapest, fastest, and most
efficient way to get to all of madrid’s
main tourist atraction.
For Price of 1 euro you can purchase a
simple one-way ticket.
There are more than 15000 taxi cabs
in Madrid, the vehic les are White with
a red diagonal stripe in the front doors
A Green light on the top of the vehicle
is turned on when the tai is available.
To take a taxi all you have to do is
raise your hand in any part of the city
2000 vehicles provide service where
the metro doesn’t reach.
Bus lanes run through the city’s main
streets to facilitate bus mobility.
The ticket costs 1 euro. Buses run from
6:00 am to 11:00pm with 10 to 15
minute intervals

ROMA
SUBWAY TAXI BUS

Is the quickest and easiest way to
get arround, it is very fast but it is
confortable too.
There are subway stops near most
of the major tourist atraction
Taxis are expensive but some
times are the easiest way to get to
your destination.
It’s easier to grab a taxi at a stance
than to hail them on the Street.
You can also call a taxi but this will
cost a bit extra.
Thera aren’t as fast as the subway
and routes can be confusing but
you will have the benefit of seeing
the city while you travel. The
tickets can be used on the the
subway too

CONCLUSION
Due to the large amount of population in the world, it is important that the means of transport continue
to evolve and improve in order to meet the transportation needs of people, and provide efficient and
quality services, I additionally think that in 10 years we should think about means of transport friendly
to the environment, and that do not emit toxic pollutants for people.