The bar chart below illustrates how many of every 100 million travelers experienced accidents and injuries when travelling by various kinds of transportation including commuter rail, heavy rail, light rail, bus, and demand responses in 2002.
Overall, what stands out from the graph is that people who travelled by commuter rail went through the least incidents and harm whereas, passengers who choose demand response as their transportation type had the highest number of both collisions and injuries. Also, it seems that these trends grow harmoniously.
Looking at the details, commuter rail travelers had only 20 million accidents and just 17 million injured people while, 225 million of people who travelled by demand response were in a crash and 173 million of them were harmed consequently.
51 million of Heavy rail passengers faced incidents and 35 million were hurt. Both light rail and bus explorers accidents were the same number , 76 per 100 million, while the wounded people in bus travelling was 27 million more than light rail, 66 million.
