The chart below shows numbers of incidents and injuries per 100 million passenger miles travelled (PMT) by transportation type in 2002. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The diagram depicts the data of

incidents

and

injuries

per 100 million passenger miles travelled (PMT) of five different means of

transportation

in the year 2002.

Overall

, demand

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was the

transportation

with

highest

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number

and the biggest difference in both

incidents

and

injuires

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injuries

while

that of the commuter

rail

' was the lowest and the smallest. The demand

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had a total of 225

incidents

and nearly 175

injuries

, which almost tripled all other types of transport.

However

, the

number

of injured people of

this

type was fewer than the

number

of

incidents

by 50,

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amongst all five means of

transportation

. The second highest numbers of incident cases were the light

rail

and the bus, both at 75.

In contrast

, the

rail

had a significantly smaller

number

of

injuries

at about 40 cases

while

that of the bus was almost 60. Heavy

rail

also

had the same

number

of 40

injuries

as the light

rail

but

this

type only had 50

incidents

. The

transportation

mean with the lowest

number

and the smallest difference in

incidents

and

injuries

was the commuter

rail

with less than 30 cases in both numbers.