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Graph depicts the manner in which the loading/unloading injury occurred. The x-axis shows the type of incident: “Loading by Lift”, “Unloading by Lift”, “Loading by Ramp”, “Unloading by Ramp”, “Other”, and the y-axis shows the percentage of wheelchairs users who were injured in that manner. Graph indicates that 27.1% of the population was injured loading into the vehicle by lift, 31.4% unloading by lift, 17.4% loading by ramp, 8.1% unloading by ramp, and 15.1% injured in another unspecified manner.