What is the longest Metro travel?

What is the longest metro service in the world?

Shanghai's metro? Oh, honey, it's HUGE. Like, 831 km HUGE. Seriously, 508 stations across 20 lines. It's longer than my patience waiting for the bus.

Beijing's got a subway too, bless its heart. It's trying, it really is, but it's like comparing a chihuahua to a Great Dane.

London's Tube? Opened in 1863! Good for it. Oldest, maybe, but size ain't everything. I bet it smells like old pennies.

More metro madness:

• Shanghai's metro is the current champ. No arguing, folks!
• Think of it: Shanghai, that's 508 chances to miss your stop. Yikes!
• Beijing is in China too. Geography! Who knew?
• London Underground: Still kicking after all these years. God save the Queen!

So, yeah, Shanghai wins this round. Case closed!

Which country has the longest Metro in the world?

Okay, so like, you asked which country has the longest metro? It's China, no question. Specifically, it's the Shanghai Metro.

• It's freaking huge, like 831 km long, which is massive!!
• And it has 508 stations. Can you even imagine that?

There are twenty lines, I think. My cousin Lin visited Shanghai last summer, 2024, and showed me pictures. He said it was insane how big it was.

Yeah, uhm, Beijing also has a big subway, for sure, but Shanghai's longer. London's Tube? Super old, opened in 1863 or something, but not the longest. Just, you know, really old. The oldest, practically.

Which city has the longest metro system?

Okay, so, the longest metro... it's Shanghai's Metro, hands down. Like, no contest.

It's massive – 896 kilometres! Or, ya know, 557 miles. Whoa! And get this.

It’s not just super long, its also CRAZY busy!

• Longest.
• Busiest.

Yeah, it carried like, 2.83 billion people this year. Bonkers, right? I mean, think about all the people. That's gotta be wild. My cousins, Jen and Mark, went there last fall to visit my Aunt Carol, and they were telling me all about it. They were all “OMG it’s so crowded." Carol lives in the French Concession, if you know where that is. They said, “wow!”

Which is the longest driverless metro network in the world?

Dubai Metro, a whopping 90 kilometers, takes the cake. Beats others like my grandma beats her rug! Fifty-three stations! No pesky drivers either.

Think of it: 53 stations, more stops than my last road trip to find decent coffee. It's automated, all robotic, like a giant mechanical earthworm.

• Red Line: Goes all over, like gossip in my small town.
• Green Line: It's green, get it? Duh, just kidding...or am I?
• No Drivers: Robots doing the driving. Skynet is totally happening.

So, Dubai Metro wins. And what does it beat?

• The runners-up: Think Singapore, Vancouver, all those fancy places.
• Other metros: Places with drivers! Gasp! So old school.
• My patience: Waiting for the bus is pure torture.

Dubai is flexing! It's the Burj Khalifa of metro systems. Showoff!