(picture included) Based on your reading of this excerpt how do you know that the Liverpool-Manchester Railway was an important improvement in transportation during the Industrial Revolution?

From what I could gather it was a main mode of transportation, and it seemed that there were many people (injured?) I am not too sure of that one, but it did seem as if there were multiple people injured and if that was the case then either something could have happened to the railway to cause this "improvement" or something else entirely.and if that is the case I may be missing the whole point of this question.
I hopped this helped some.

saltywhitehorse saltywhitehorse · Answer 2 · 2021-11-01T02:35:45-04:00

The Liverpool-Manchester Railway was an important improvement in transportation during the Industrial Revolution.

The railway was designed to transport both passengers and goods in the inter-urban region.
The railway assisted in transporting goods from one place to another with saving time and money.
Its arrival attracted many people and reached around the World.
The train was packed with shareholders and nobility as people gathered to witness the railway’s first ride.

Therefore we can conclude that the Liverpool-Manchester Railway was a turning point during the Industrial Revolution.

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