Busiest Train Routes in the World

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These routes carry the highest annual passenger volumes, with the Tokaido Shinkansen alone transporting more passengers than most countries' entire rail networks combined.

#	الاسم	القيمة	الوصف
1	Tokaido Shinkansen (Tokyo–Osaka)	171M passengers/year	The world's busiest high-speed corridor with Nozomi departures every 3 minutes carrying 476,000 passengers daily.
2	Paris–Lyon TGV	44M passengers/year	France's original and most profitable TGV line, the backbone of SNCF's high-speed network since 1981.
3	سكك حديدية بكين-شنغهاي عالية السرعة	38M passengers/year	China's most commercially important HSR route, one of the few high-speed lines globally to turn a profit.
4	Madrid–Barcelona AVE	11M passengers/year	Spain's busiest AVE route, which captured over 60% of the air-rail market share between the two cities.
5	London–Birmingham (WCML)	36M passengers/year	Britain's busiest intercity corridor on the West Coast Main Line, operated by Avanti West Coast.
6	Sanyo Shinkansen (Osaka–Fukuoka)	67M passengers/year	Extension of the Tokaido Shinkansen westward, connecting Japan's industrial heartland to Kyushu.
7	Seoul–Busan KTX	30M passengers/year	South Korea's primary high-speed route connecting the capital to the country's second city in 2.5 hours.
8	Taipei–Kaohsiung THSR	28M passengers/year	Taiwan's high-speed rail corridor running the length of the western coast in 1.5 hours.
9	Rome–Milan (Frecciarossa)	18M passengers/year	Italy's busiest intercity route with competing Trenitalia and Italo services running at up to 300 km/h.
10	London–Paris Eurostar	11M passengers/year	The Channel Tunnel rail link connecting two of Europe's largest cities in 2 hours 15 minutes.

المنهجية

Ranked by annual passenger volume, using data from operator financial reports and government transportation statistics.

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الفئة	تصنيفات المسارات
المدخلات	10
الوحدة	million passengers/year

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