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Occupations with the largest number of fatalities, rates, relative risk, 1995.

Occupation	Fatality count	Employment (in 1,000s)	Fatality rate	Index of relative risk
Truck drivers	749	2,861	4.9	5.3
Airplane pilots	111	114	97.4	19.9
Taxicab drivers	99	213	46.5	9.5
Carpenters	96	1,255	7.6	1.6
Fishers	48	45	104.4	21.3

1		The occupation with the highest fatality count is .
2		The occupation with the least amount of people is .
3		Fishers have the fatality rate.
4		Truck drivers have a relative risk index than taxi drivers.
5		The index of relative risk for airplane pilots is .
6		The occupation with the lowest fatality count but the highest relative risk is .
7		Only one occupation, , has a lower fatality rate than carpenters.
8		Airplane pilots have a fatality rate that is about 20 times higher than . *Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Census of Fatal Occupation Injuries, 1995.