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Band 7+: The chart below shows numbers of incidents and injuries per 100 million PMT by transportation type in 2002.

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The image displays a bar graph comparing the number of incidents and injuries per 100 million PMT by transportation type in 2002. Commuter rail shows 20 incidents and 17 injuries. Heavy rail reports 50 incidents and 35 injuries. Light rail indicates 75 incidents and 39 injuries. Bus depicts 70 incidents and 60 injuries. Demand response reveals 250 incidents and 175 injuries.
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The bar chart illustrates the number of accidents and injuries per 100 million passenger miles traveled by 4 types of transporting in 2002.

Overall, it is sadly apparent that the number of incidents per 100 million PMT was much more than injuries. Moreover, both the number of injuries and incidents by demand response were the highest data.

To commence with the more dangerous transportation types, the statistics of light rail and bus incidents per 100 million PMT were comparatively equal at 76. Besides, the number of light rail incidents was roughly as twice as that of injuries, with the figure for injuries being 39. Moreover, the figure for bus injuries recorded at 66, nearly as much as that of incidents. Meanwhile, both the number of demand response incidents and injuries outweighed all the figures, respectively accounting for 225 and 173.

Regarding the safer transporting ways, commuter rail tended to have the least risk of incidents and injuries, with the figures being 20 incidents and 17 injuries per 100 million PMT. Lastly, the number of heavy rail injuries and incidents were respectively two times higher than that of commuter rail, standing at 51 incidents and 35 injuries.

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Overall Band Score

7
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Vocabulary Complexity:
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injuries: 11
incidents: 10
number: 6
million: 4
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Task Response

7
The report addresses the task well, providing a good overview of the data. Minor inaccuracies in data reporting do not detract significantly from the overall response.

Coherence & Cohesion

7
The report is well-organized and easy to follow. The information flows logically, with clear paragraphing and transitions. Minor improvements in flow could enhance the overall coherence.

Lexical Resource

8
The report demonstrates a good range of vocabulary, with accurate and appropriate word choices. The language is mostly precise and effective, showing a good command of lexical resources.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

6
While the report uses a range of grammatical structures, there are a few grammatical errors present. Improving grammatical accuracy would enhance the overall quality of the writing.

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