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

The provided bar charts illustrate data concerning the

incidents

and

injuries

per 100

million

passenger miles

traveled

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(

PMT

) for four different modes of transportation,

along with

demand response. Notably, demand response stands out as the primary contributor to both

incidents

and

injuries

,

while

commuter

rail

exhibits the lowest

figures

.

Additionally

, it is evident that the

number

of

incidents

consistently exceeds the

number

of

injuries

. Examining the modes of transportation, demand response consistently exceeds 150

million

PMT

for both

incidents

and

injuries

.

In contrast

, Bus,

Light

rail

, Heavy

rail

, and Commuter

rail

register

figures

below 100

million

PMT

. It is noteworthy that

Bus

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consistently reports a higher

number

of

injuries

compared to all

rail

-mode transportations,

while

its incident count is slightly lower than that of

Light

rail

. Turning attention to the

number

of

incidents

and

injuries

, Commuter

rail

emerges as the safest mode with the lowest

figures

, approximately 25

million

PMT

. The disparity in incident counts between Heavy

rail

and

Light

rail

is minimal.

Furthermore

, Heavy

rail

, Bus, and

Light

rail

exhibit relatively similar incident

figures

, which

then

surge significantly, reaching levels five times higher than those.