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Band 6+: the chart below shows number of incidents and injuries per 100 million passengers miles travelled by transportation type in 2002.

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The image is a bar chart titled "Incidents and Injuries per 100 Million PMT, 2002" showing five categories: Commuter Rail, Heavy Rail, Light Rail, Bus, and Demand Response. For Commuter Rail: Incidents are at 20, Injuries at 17; Heavy Rail: Incidents 51, Injuries 35; Light Rail: Incidents 76, Injuries 39; Bus: Incidents 76, Injuries 66; Demand Response: Incidents 225, Injuries 173. The chart measures the number per 100 Million PMT with a scale up to 250.
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The bar graph demonstrates the number or incidents and injuries per 100 million passenger miles travelled (PMT) by different means of transport in 2002.

Overall, injuries and incidents from the demand response was the highest among all. While incidents and injuries by the Bus and the light rail stood in middle, and the numbers of the commuter rail was the lowest among all.

On the one hand, in 2002, about 225 incidences were reported, and around 160 injuries were recorded per 100 million PMT. These numbers were the highest of all. However, 10 incidents and 9 injuries recorded for the commuter rail. These numbers were lowest of all.

On the other hand, incidents by the rain and the bus were recorded same, almost 75 per 100 million PMT, but there were 60 injuries in the bus and about 40 injuries were reported in the light rail per 100 million PMT in 2002.

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