The London Underground Railways eventually became a huge success'. Support the statement with examples

Underground London Railway became a huge success due to following reasons: (i) By 1880, the expanded train service carried 40 million passengers a year. (ii) Population in the city became dispersed. (iii) Planned...

(i) By 1880, the expanded train service carried 40 million passengers a year. (ii) Population in the city became dispersed. (iii) New York, Tokyo, Chicago built underground railways by the 20th century. (iv)...

Attempts were made to decongest the city of London and solve the housing crisis. So, the British government built houses for working classes. All these efforts expanded the city and...

(i) People were afraid to travel by London underground railway because they thought they were menace to health. A newspaper reader warned the public of compartments full of smoking pipes,...

(i) Industrialisation changed the form of urbanisation in the modern period.  (ii) The early industrial cities of Britain such as leeds and Manchester attracted large number of migrants to the textile...

Underground railways were able to solve transport problems as well as housing crisis.  (i) The underground railways carried a large number of people to and from London and solved the transport...

(i) By 1880, the expanded train service carried 40 million passengers a year. (ii) population in the city become dispersed. (iii)New York, Tokyo, Chicago built underground railways by the 20th century. (iv) Planned...

Attempts were made to decongest the city of London and solve the housing crisis. So, the British government built houses for working classes. All these efforts expanded the city and...

Underground London Railway became a huge success due to following reasons: (i) By 1880, the expanded train service carried 40 million passengers a year. (ii) Population in the city became dispersed. (iii) Planned...

Attempts were made to decongest the city of London and solve the housing crisis. So, the British government built houses for working classes. All these efforts expanded the city and...