The chart below shows numbers of incidents and injuries per 100 million passenger miles travelled (PMT) by transportation type in 2002.

The

graph

illustrates the

number

of occurrences and

injuries

per 100 million passenger miles

traveled

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(PMT) per medium of transportation in 2002. The aforementioned illustration compares the

number

of

incidents

and

injuries

among 4 different means of transportation.

Overall

, at the onset, it is evident that the highest

number

of accidents

caused

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are caused

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by

on demand

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on-demand

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respond

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vehicles whilst commuter rail happens to be bearing the lowest quantity in the

graph

.

According to

the

graph

, on demand-response vehicles were 225

incidents

and 173

injuries

, which were both

highest

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and three times as high as the second highest transport services –

buses

. Statistically, there were 76

incidents

and 66 people were injured

while

travelling on the

buses

. Moving on to

rails

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, it can be said from the

graph

that rail services were safer than two other means of

tranports

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transports

transport

.

Although

the

number

of

incidents

occurred

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on light

rails

was equal to that on

buses

, the

injuried

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injured

people were fewer than those

travelled

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who travelled

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by

buses

, at only 39. Travelers on heavy

rails

experienced fewer

such

events than those on light

rails

, but commuter

rails

were the vehicles that saw the fewest

number

of

incidents

and

injuries

in 2002, at only 20

incidents

and 17

injuries

.