In May 2009, near Palm City, Florida, a Kinder Morgan Florida Gas Transmission Company 18" (457 mm) diameter natural gas pipeline ruptured in a sparsely populated rural area of Martin County and "displaced" about 106 feet (32 m) of buried pipe onto the right-of-way between Interstate 95 and the Florida Turnpike (SR-91). About 106 feet (32 m) of pipe weighing about 5,000 pounds (2 270 kg) was blown out of the ground. The rupture was near a high school that was within the 366-foot (111.6 m) potential impact radius (PIR). Injuries included two people in a car that ran off the road and a Sheriff's deputy treated for inhaling gas.