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Band 4+: 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 line graph illustrated the ratio of incidents and injuries per 100 million PMT, 2002 from mode of transportation.

overall, it can be seen that Demand response had the greatest ratio of injuries and incidents. Whereas commuter rail and the lowest ratio. Demand response accounted for 225 injuries and 173 incidents. Through buses incidents reported with 76 and injuries 66. In the contrast, had equal ratio of incidents of bus and light rail with smallest number of injuries accounted with difference of 27.

Heavy rail shown least significant ratio with 51 incidents. However the injuries of light rail and heavy rail same. Heavy rail service performed better than light rail according to incidents. Commuter rail were the lowest ratio of incidents and injuries with 20 and 17 respectively.

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incidents: 8
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