alleryStart learning →What does one passenger-kilometre (pkm) represent?
AOne seat offered for one mile
BOne vehicle driven one kilometre
COne passenger carried one kilometre
DOne tonne moved one kilometre
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. One passenger carried one kilometre
A passenger-kilometre counts one passenger carried over a distance of one kilometre, so it measures passenger service output.
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