TABLE 25 FY 1999 CAPITAL PROGRAM OBLIGATIONS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES

URBANIZED	40-ft Buses		35-ft Buses		30-ft Buses		<30-ft Buses		Vans		Wagons/Sedans		Other		TOTAL
OR RURAL AREA	#	$	#	$	#	$	#	$	#	$	#	$	#	$	#	$

OVER 1 MILLION POP.

Baltimore, MD	22	$5,801,270													22	$5,801,270
Chicago, IL-IN	15	2,954,739			2	310,156			17	851,600					34	4,116,495
Cincinnati, OH-KY	12	2,141,359													12	2,141,359
Cleveland, OH	13	2,991,603													13	2,991,603
Dallas-Fort Worth, TX	10	2,560,975			15	2,481,250									25	5,042,225
Detroit, MI							36	2,355,200							36	2,355,200
Ft. Laud-Hllywd-Pmp Bch, FL	3	992,500													3	992,500
Los Angeles, CA	11	3,176,000			5	1,065,794									16	4,241,794
Miami-Hialeah, FL	25	6,792,153					4	896,332							29	7,688,485
Milwaukee, WI	19	3,942,500													19	3,942,500
Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN	15	3,013,056											2	639,813	17	3,652,869
New York, NY-NENJ	8	2,153,125													8	2,153,125
Philadelphia, PA-NJ													21	7,328,972	21	7,328,972
Phoenix, AZ	7	1,715,629											8	2,681,754	15	4,397,383
Sacramento, CA							4	204,422							4	204,422
Seattle, WA													2	1,030,415	2	1,030,415
St. Louis, MO-IL	3	680,400			4	608,000									7	1,288,400
Washington, DC-MD-VA (VA)	3	628,000					2	160,000							5	788,000

SUB-TOTAL	166	$39,543,309	0	$0	26	$4,465,200	46	$3,615,954	17	$851,600	0	$0	33	$11,680,954	288	$60,157,017

200,000 - 1 MILLION POP.

Akron, OH							5	299,867							5	$299,867
Allentown-Bthlm-Estn, PA-NJ	5	216,380	5	760,816											10	977,196
Austin, TX	14	2,931,588													14	2,931,588
Chattanooga, TN			1	963,255	0	1,290,277	(1)	(114,227)							0	2,139,305
Columbus, OH	6	1,278,580													6	1,278,580
Des Moines, IA	5	1,080,000							8	141,581					13	1,221,581
Durham, NC			3	576,000	3	401,196									6	977,196
Flint, MI	4	960,000													4	960,000
Grand Rapids, MI	5	1,040,000													5	1,040,000
Honolulu, HI	14	3,496,800													14	3,496,800
Indianapolis, IN							14	1,954,393							14	1,954,393
Jackson, MS					12	1,920,000									12	1,920,000
Knoxville, TN			2	400,000									8	875,640	10	1,275,640
Las Vegas, NV	40	9,292,958											4	1,120,000	44	10,412,958
Lawrence-Haverhill, MA-NH							2	205,714							2	205,714
Little Rock-N. Little Rock, AR			6	1,242,424											6	1,242,424
Lorain-Elyria, OH					5	335,060									5	335,060
Louisville, KY-IN	20	2,977,500													20	2,977,500
Madison, WI	8	1,482,400													8	1,482,400
Memphis, TN-AR-MS													4	202,670	4	202,670
Mobile, AL			7	1,465,794											7	1,465,794
Orlando, FL	4	916,403													4	916,403
Peoria, IL	2	456,000													2	456,000
Providence-Pawtucket, RI-MA	14	3,176,000													14	3,176,000
Reno, NV	6	1,465,794													6	1,465,794
Salt Lake City, UT	33	7,733,571	(1)	207,236											32	7,940,807
Scranton-Wilkes Barre, PA			3	595,500											3	595,500
Syracuse, NY	42	8,171,944													42	8,171,944
Tacoma, WA	2	584,021													2	584,021
Toledo, OH-MI	20	647,712													20	647,712
Tucson, AZ	8	1,985,000													8	1,985,000
W.Plm Bch-Bc Rtn-Dlry Bch, FL	5	966,753											4	977,196	9	1,943,949
Youngstown, OH			6	1,259,622											6	1,259,622

SUB-TOTAL	257	$50,859,404	32	$7,470,647	20	$3,946,533	20	$2,345,747	8	$141,581	0	$0	20	$3,175,506	357	$67,939,418

50,000-200,000 POP.

Abilene, TX							2	$361,100							2	$361,100
Altoona, PA			4	835,685											4	835,685
Amarillo, TX			2	352,000											2	352,000
Boulder, CO					3	620,313									3	620,313
Brownsville, TX							2	78,400							2	78,400
Bryan-College Station, TX							22	1,546,800							22	1,546,800
Champaign-Urbana, IL													2	456,000	2	456,000
Charleston, WV			8	2,080,000			4	320,000	6	216,000					18	2,616,000
Clarksville, TN-KY													1	50,670	1	50,670
Decatur, IL			2	456,000											2	456,000
Dubuque, IA-IL							2	261,276							2	261,276
Erie, PA			3	672,300			6	258,960							9	931,260
Eugene-Springfield, OR	5	977,196													5	977,196
Fairfield, CA													5	1,389,500	5	1,389,500
Florence, SC									7	171,862			5	574,832	12	746,694
Fort Collins, CO			3	600,000			4	100,000							7	700,000
Green Bay, WI	3	41,600													3	41,600
Greensboro, NC			7	1,250,000											7	1,250,000
Huntington-Ashld, WV-KY-OH									6	216,000					6	216,000
Jackson, TN													3	152,000	3	152,000
Janesville, WI			2	386,420											2	386,420
Johnstown, PA			2	570,688											2	570,688
Kalamazoo, MI	4	960,000													4	960,000
Kingsport, TN-VA													1	50,670	1	50,670
Lacrosse, WI-MN			1	164,800											1	164,800
Lake Charles, LA					0	146,579									0	146,579
Laredo, TX			4	837,600											4	837,600
Lubbock, TX			6	1,000,000											6	1,000,000
Parkersburg, WV-OH							1	80,000	1	36,000					2	116,000
Salem, OR					2	299,032									2	299,032
San Angelo, TX							1	90,000							1	90,000
Seaside-Monterey, CA			4	977,196											4	977,196
Sioux Falls, SD					8	1,568,500							1	216,000	9	1,784,500
Springfield, MO					13	2,444,000									13	2,444,000
State College, PA	5	1,240,625													5	1,240,625
Steubenville-Weir, OH-PA-WV							2	160,000	1	36,000					3	196,000
Waco, TX							3	258,400							3	258,400
York, PA							2	390,878							2	390,878

SUB TOTAL	17	$3,219,421	48	$10,182,689	26	$5,078,424	51	$3,905,814	21	$675,862	0	$0	18	$2,889,672	181	$25,951,882

UNDER 50,000 POP.
AND RURAL AREAS

Ames, IA	4	896,400													4	$896,400
Breckinridge, CO	4	598,289													4	598,289
California State	4	781,757													4	781,757
Chippewa Falls, WI									2	60,800					2	60,800
Colorado State	4	792,664	1	151,640			1	53,447	4	76,536					10	1,074,287
Crested Butte, CO							2	125,470							2	125,470
Eagle County, CO	1	148,194													1	148,194
Illinois State									5	207,359					5	207,359
Indiana, PA			2	432,000	3	600,000									5	1,032,000
Iowa State					2	70,449	1	65,914	22	545,923					25	682,286
Kittanning, PA							0	11,859							0	11,859
Louisiana State									24	710,400					24	710,400
Martinsburg, WV							3	240,000							3	240,000
Massachusetts State							5	514,286	10	672,000					15	1,186,286
Michigan State	3	636,000			2	360,000	162	9,945,278	4	78,576					171	11,019,854
Missouri State									95	1,921,050					95	1,921,050
Morgantown, WV							2	160,000	4	144,000					6	304,000
New Mexico State	1	104,000					3	210,400	18	517,200					22	831,600
North Dakota State					3	245,440	7	280,000	9	231,334					19	756,774
Ocean City, MD	5	732,935													5	732,935
Park City, UT			2	379,458			3	111,450							5	490,908
Pennsylvania State					7	1,085,870	3	116,000							10	1,201,870
Quincy, IL									2	148,800					2	148,800
Somerset, PA							2	76,800							2	76,800
South Dakota State													16	612,000	16	612,000
Tennessee State									35	900,000			7	942,530	42	1,842,530
Texas State					3	236,000	56	2,310,285	79	2,867,215					138	5,413,500
Vermont State	2	500,000	2	307,200	8	466,712	5	228,000	0	5,576					17	1,507,488
West Virginia State							44	3,520,000	11	396,000					55	3,916,000

SUB-TOTAL	28	$5,190,239	7	$1,270,298	28	$3,064,471	299	$17,969,189	324	$9,482,769	0	$0	23	$1,554,530	709	$38,531,496

TOTAL	468	$98,812,373	87	$18,923,634	100	$16,554,628	416	$27,836,704	370	$11,151,812	0	$0	94	$19,300,662	1,535	$192,579,813

NOTES: "Other" category includes Articulated Bus: Minneapolis-St. Paul, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Seattle, Las Vegas, Champaign-Urbana;
Standard Trolley: W. Palm Bch-Boca Rtn-Dlry Bch, Knoxville (4 - $672,970), Florence (3, $318,422), Sioux Falls, Tennessee (5, $841,210);
Dual Mode Bus: Knoxville (4 - $202,670), Memphis, Clarksville, Jackson, Kingsport, Tennessee (2, $101,320);
Used Bus: South Dakota; Commuter Bus: Fairfield; Intercity Bus: Florence (2, $256,410).
If quantity = 0, funds are supplemental to a previous purchase.
Dollar total does not match Bus Purchase total in Table 24 because this table (Table 25) includes Fixed Guideway and New System funds used to purchase vehicles.

Capital Program Number and Obligations for Motor Vehicles by Type