In transport costing, different composite units are used depending on the nature of service.
When a transporter carries goods, the cost is usually measured in tonne-kilometres or quintal-kilometres.
This unit shows the cost of moving a certain weight over a certain distance.
'Cost per km' alone is too general but can still be used for internal cost per vehicle km.
However, 'Cost per passenger-km' is used only for passenger transport services like buses or trains that carry people, not goods.
Therefore, for a goods transporter, 'Cost per passenger-km' is not a valid service unit.
So, the correct answer is 'Cost per passenger-km'.