The chart above shows the number of annual riders for every kilometer of track in each state.  One million annual riders is the equivalent of 2,740 riders a day.  So the Netherlands has 3,808 daily riders for every kilometer of track while Hungary has 29,452.

The chart above shows the number of annual riders for every mile of track in each state.  One million annual riders is the equivalent of 2,740 riders a day.  So Ohio has 849 daily riders for every mile of track while New York has 18,986.

The chart above shows the number of annual riders for every subway station in each EU and US region.  One million annual riders is the equivalent of 2,740 riders a day.  The Eastern EU dominates all other regions.

The chart above shows the number of annual riders for every subway station in each EU region.  One million annual riders is the equivalent of 2,740 riders a day.  The Eastern EU is in a class all its own.

The chart above shows the number of annual riders for every subway station in each US region.  One million annual riders is the equivalent of 2,740 riders a day.  Unsurprisingly, the Northeast leads in this metric.

The chart above shows the number of annual riders for every subway station in each EU and US state.  One million annual riders is the equivalent of 2,740 riders a day.  So Ohio has 904 daily riders for every station while Hungary has 23,425.

The chart above shows the number of annual riders for every subway station in each EU state.  One million annual riders is the equivalent of 2,740 riders a day.  So the Netherlands has 4,521 daily riders for every station while Hungary has 23,425.

The chart above shows the number of annual riders for every subway station in each state.  One million annual riders is the equivalent of 2,740 riders a day.  So Ohio has 904 daily riders for every station while New York has 10,932.

The chart above shows the unemployment rate in each EU and US region as of February 2019 (unless otherwise noted - see caveats below), the change from the previous month, and the rate one year prior.  US regions fare considerably better in this metric than EU regions do.

The chart above shows the unemployment rate in each US region as of February 2019, the change from the previous month, and the rate one year prior.  The South continues to hold the lowest unemployment rate as it did last month but was the rate that showed the greatest deterioration over the previous month.