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Number and Obligations for Motor Vehicles by Type

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TABLE 19
FY 2002 URBANIZED AREA FORMULA PROGRAM OBLIGATIONS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES OVER 1 MILLION POP.

URBANIZED AREA	40-ft Buses #	40-ft Buses $	35 ft Buses #	35 ft Buses $	30-ft Buses #	30-ft Buses $	<30-ft Buses #	<30-ft Buses $	Articulated Bus #	Articulated Bus $	Van/Sta. Wgn. #	Van/Sta. Wgn. $	Trolley Bus #	Trolley Bus $	Other #	Other $	TOTAL #	TOTAL $
Atlanta, GA	18	$4,654,039			17	$4,020,961					10	$357,600			6	$1,575,000	51	$10,607,600
Baltimore, MD	50	13,680,000															50	13,680,000
Boston, MA	0	19,455,896									3	115,000			24	4,000,000	27	23,570,896
Chicago, IL-IN (IL)	7	1,654,400					28	1,400,000			140	4,500,000					175	7,554,400
Chicago, IL-IN (IN)			10	2,001,372	4	880,000					4	(518,376)					18	2,362,996
Cincinnati, OH-KY							7	1,460,000									7	1,460,000
Cleveland, OH	69	16,452,466			4	800,000					23	1,012,842					96	18,265,308
Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX			22	5,198,922	8	1,776,078	8	476,000									38	7,451,000
Denver, CO	2	684,000															2	684,000
Detroit, MI			20	4,000,000	3	541,999	17	931,688									40	5,473,687
Ft. Laud-Hllywd-Pmp Bch, FL	30	9,000,000					5	300,000									35	9,300,000
Houston, TX															14	4,271,524	14	4,271,524
Kansas City, MO-KS											15	278,620					15	278,620
Los Angeles, CA	308	71,920,940	2	509,500	21	3,989,000	34	2,194,147	108	68,670,134	6	1,153,502					479	148,437,223
Miami-Hialeah, FL	(6)	0															(6)	0
Milwaukee, WI	20	3,984,000	3	636,712							12	287,200					35	4,907,912
New Orleans, LA											35	823,000					35	823,000
New York, NY-NENJ (NJ)	99	13,472,260															99	13,472,260
New York, NY-NENJ (NY)	212	60,289,986					2	373,500	3	1,200,000	32	2,280,000			17	5,264,000	266	69,407,486
Norfolk-VA Bch-Nwpt Nws, VA	15	3,280,000	4	896,000	6	1,274,400					27	999,360					52	6,449,760
Philadelphia, PA-NJ	131	30,041,998															131	30,041,998
Phoenix, AZ	37	10,182,570					60	4,357,944			150	3,310,000			6	2,343,960	253	20,194,474
Pittsburgh, PA			22	5,740,208			2	283,781			14	410,400			2	720,000	40	7,154,389
Portland, OR-WA	51	12,213,020															51	12,213,020
Riverside-San Bernardino, CA	79	9,755,539					3	447,132			9	472,400					91	10,675,071
Sacramento, CA	63	18,792,033															63	18,792,033
San Antonio, TX	18	4,186,820															18	4,186,820
San Diego, CA			30	804,340							12	696,000					42	1,500,340
San Francisco-Oakland, CA	132	44,058,812	13	3,815,957	20	3,133,573	3	167,385	23	11,264,650	31	1,622,155	22	14,929,305	2	5,879,000	246	84,870,837
Seattle, WA	7	5,596,069					33	1,999,900	0	659,031	50	990,315					90	9,245,315
St. Louis, MO-IL	30	7,427,405									38	2,253,067					68	9,680,472
Tampa-St. Pete-Clrwtr, FL					5	561,000					14	540,000					19	1,101,000
Washington, DC-MD-VA	93	25,151,727															93	25,151,727
SUB-TOTAL	1,465	$385,933,980	126	$23,603,011	88	$16,977,011	202	$14,391,477	134	$81,793,815	625	$21,583,085	22	$14,929,305	71	$24,053,484	2,733	$583,265,168

**200,000 - 1 MILLION POP.**
URBANIZED AREA	40-ft Buses #	40-ft Buses $	35 ft Buses #	35 ft Buses $	30-ft Buses #	30-ft Buses $	<30-ft Buses #	<30-ft Buses $	Articulated Bus #	Articulated Bus $	Van/Sta. Wgn. #	Van/Sta. Wgn. $	Trolley Bus #	Trolley Bus $	Other #	Other $	TOTAL #	TOTAL $
Akron, OH	8	2,375,000					7	$441,000									15	$2,816,000
Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NY							7	408,000									7	408,000
Albuquerque, NM	20	4,800,000							5	1,800,000	33	2,640,000					58	9,240,000
Allntn-Bthlm-Estn, PA-NJ	7	364,740	5	50,000							20	832,000					32	1,246,740
Ann Arbor, MI	2	512,000			8	2,048,000											10	2,560,000
Augusta, GA-SC							1	56,000									1	56,000
Baton Rouge, LA			1	207,500													1	207,500
Birmingham, AL							4	195,200					1	252,800			5	448,000
Bridgeport-Milford, CT							14	687,200			2	100,000					16	787,200
Buffalo-Niagara Falls, NY	20	4,908,000									4	52,000					24	4,960,000
Canton, OH					5	1,000,000	6	326,400									11	1,326,400
Charleston, SC							5	250,000									5	250,000
Charlotte, NC	29	4,322,682					34	1,237,837			21	403,200			21	451,191	105	6,414,910
Chattanooga, TN-GA			2	448,000							4	165,897					6	613,897
Colorado Springs, CO	2	462,483	2	451,757							1	59,480					5	973,720
Columbia, SC							8	352,000									8	352,000
Columbus, GA-AL			1	222,560			1	152,000									2	374,560
Columbus, OH	7	1,540,000									12	405,600					19	1,945,600
Dvnprt-Rck Isl-Moline, IA-IL			7	1,624,000	4	896,000	1	112,050									12	2,632,050
Dayton, OH	18	4,221,000					8	1,280,000									26	5,501,000
Daytona Beach, FL			1	298,274			2	130,692			5	133,000					8	561,966
Des Moines, IA	2	511,800			7	929,600					23	427,872					32	1,869,272
Durham, NC	12	2,880,000	0	56,407							7	164,907					19	3,101,314
Fort Wayne, IN							5	240,000									5	240,000
Fresno, CA	20	5,311,977															20	5,311,977
Grand Rapids, MI	7	1,680,000									27	864,928					34	2,544,928
Greenville, SC			1	133,083													1	133,083
Harrisburg, PA							2	330,000									2	330,000
Hartford-Middletown, CT	1	294,493					26	960,000									27	1,254,493
Honolulu, HI	8	1,890,733															8	1,890,733
Indianapolis, IN	13	2,588,000									5	120,000					18	2,708,000
Jacksonville, FL	2	537,783													33	1,173,333	35	1,711,116
Knoxville, TN							2	107,900					2	345,280			4	453,180
Lansing-E. Lansing, MI	5	1,141,521					3	149,600									8	1,291,121
Las Vegas, NV							22	3,496,000	(22)	(4,610,883)							0	(1,114,883)
Lawrence-Haverhill, MA-NH			11	2,280,000											2	600,000	13	2,880,000
Little Rock-N. Little Rock, AR	5	1,116,033	1	298,800							3	165,590					9	1,580,423
Lorain-Elyria, OH							6	264,000									6	264,000
Louisville, KY-IN	18	4,003,754															18	4,003,754
Madison, WI	3	600,000															3	600,000
Melbourne-Palm Bay, FL					3	660,000							1	250,000			4	910,000
Memphis, TN-AR-MS	17	3,826,000			15	1,320,000											32	5,146,000
Mobile, AL					4	864,000					3	140,000	4	400,000			11	1,404,000
Nashville, TN	4	104,000									3	48,000					7	152,000
New Haven-Meriden, CT							46	1,735,200									46	1,735,200
Ogden, UT											5	114,165					5	114,165
Oklahoma City, OK	3	697,200	4	889,760	4	863,200					6	338,640	4	905,000			21	3,693,800
Omaha, NE-IA							2	88,000									2	88,000
Orlando, FL	17	4,698,418															17	4,698,418
Oxnard-Ventura, CA	2	649,000													3	177,000	5	826,000
Pensacola, FL											12	494,200					12	494,200
Providence-Pawtucket, RI-MA	6	1,268,824			7	1,603,176	5	240,000			24	1,232,000					42	4,344,000
Provo-Orem, UT											4	91,335					4	91,335
Raleigh, NC	12	3,064,360															12	3,064,360
Reno, NV	2	627,000									26	2,236,300					28	2,863,300
Richmond, VA	19	4,394,200															19	4,394,200
Rochester, NY	14	3,303,512											4	1,157,688	13	3,623,092	31	8,084,292
Salt Lake City, UT							24	1,260,641			15	342,500					39	1,603,141
Sarasota-Bradenton, FL			3	850,000	6	1,600,000	7	655,932									16	3,105,932
Shreveport, LA	7	1,568,700															7	1,568,700
South Bend-Mishawaka, IN-MI			5	1,250,000							2	90,400					7	1,340,400
Spokane, WA	4	1,024,000	5	1,300,000	8	1,900,000			6	1,576,000	55	2,683,200					78	8,483,200
Springfield, MA-CT	1	407,066									30	400,000					31	807,066
Stockton, CA	2	960,000											3	902,000	12	4,455,200	17	6,317,200
Tacoma, WA	3	882,300									99	4,922,863					102	5,805,163
Trenton, NJ-PA	3	335,297															3	335,297
Tucson, AZ	7	2,089,041									32	1,620,000					39	3,709,041
Tulsa, OK			2	505,120													2	505,120
Wichita, KS											9	360,000	2	435,120			11	795,120
Worcester, MA-CT	0	2,441									11	337,180					11	339,621
SUB-TOTAL	332	$75,963,358	51	$10,865,261	71	$13,683,976	248	$15,155,652	-11	($1,234,883)	503	$21,985,257	21	$4,647,888	84	$10,479,816	1,299	$151,546,325

**LESS THAN 200,000 POP.**
URBANIZED AREA	40-ft Buses #	40-ft Buses $	35 ft Buses #	35 ft Buses $	30-ft Buses #	30-ft Buses $	<30-ft Buses #	<30-ft Buses $	Articulated Bus #	Articulated Bus $	Van/Sta. Wgn. #	Van/Sta. Wgn. $	Trolley Bus #	Trolley Bus $	Other #	Other $	TOTAL #	TOTAL $
Alabama							10	$557,260			4	$122,265	4	$144,000			18	$823,525
Arizona					3	576,000					1	43,990					4	619,990
Arkansas					1	148,948											1	148,948
California	26	8,051,660	19	4,809,516			21	1,669,933			13	820,400			11	929,455	90	16,280,964
Connecticut	48	11,060,000	21	5,160,160	5	988,000	14	670,700									88	17,878,860
Florida			2	495,000	1	272,112	18	1,331,269			17	937,318	2	320,000			40	3,355,699
Georgia			3	316,110	2	400,000	11	447,432			2	41,254	2	39,964			20	1,244,760
Hawaii	22	5,597,467															22	5,597,467
Idaho							0	(55,261)									0	(55,261)
Illinois	14	3,248,000			9	1,800,000											23	5,048,000
Indiana					2	400,000	11	523,016			7	115,000					20	1,038,016
Iowa					2	273,815	2	83,000							4	44,800	8	401,615
Kentucky							1	176,000									1	176,000
Maine					2	200,000	2	115,200									4	315,200
Maryland	35	8,459,000			2	549,133	7	425,600			1	32,000					45	9,465,733
Massachusetts					2	176,000					2	144,000					4	320,000
Michigan			3	696,000			20	1,594,170			2	60,000	1	144,000			26	2,494,170
Minnesota	0	101,652	10	2,400,000											8	2,114,971	18	4,616,623
Mississippi							3	261,000			1	30,000					4	291,000
Missouri											3	84,000					3	84,000
Montana							1	56,000									1	56,000
Nebraska			5	1,726,400							4	156,870					9	1,883,270
New Hampshire			1	236,000			1	140,000							4	40,000	6	416,000
New Jersey							3	165,000									3	165,000
New Mexico											5	249,400					5	249,400
New York			2	440,000			6	244,800									8	684,800
North Carolina			16	3,589,116	12	3,424,000	6	333,837			6	163,600					40	7,510,553
North Dakota							3	148,000									3	148,000
Ohio	37	1,717,342			0	37,134	10	394,500			2	124,500					49	2,273,476
Oregon															5	76,800	5	76,800
Pennsylvania			4	648,753	0	(289,153)	3	165,000							2	416,000	9	940,600
Puerto Rico							1	104,000			1	40,000	1	136,000			3	280,000
South Carolina			1	8,575	3	25,726	2	96,000			3	109,560	4	34,301	2	322,090	15	596,252
South Dakota							4	192,940									4	192,940
Texas	3	773,126	2	601,874	1	86,360	22	2,050,697			11	661,000					39	4,173,057
Utah											1	39,840					1	39,840
Vermont							0	11,056			2	67,432					2	78,488
Virginia			1	172,656			5	357,680					1	234,664			7	765,000
Washington			6	1,303,876			37	3,676,108			27	697,399					70	5,677,383
West Virginia											4	144,000					4	144,000
Wisconsin			3	620,000							5	105,636					8	725,636
Wyoming							2	83,200			2	89,600					4	172,800
SUB TOTAL	185	$39,008,247	99	$23,224,036	47	$9,068,075	226	$16,018,137	0	$0	126	$5,079,064	15	$1,052,929	36	$3,944,116	734	$97,394,604

	40-ft Buses #	40-ft Buses $	35 ft Buses #	35 ft Buses $	30-ft Buses #	30-ft Buses $	<30-ft Buses #	<30-ft Buses $	Articulated Bus #	Articulated Bus $	Van/Sta. Wgn. #	Van/Sta. Wgn. $	Trolley Bus #	Trolley Bus $	Other #	Other $	TOTAL #	TOTAL $
TOTAL	1,982	$500,905,585	276	$57,692,308	206	$39,729,062	676	$45,565,266	123	$80,558,932	1,254	$48,647,406	58	$20,630,122	191	$38,477,416	4,766	$832,206,097

NOTE:
"Other" category includes dual mode bus, ferry, commuter bus, intercity bus, and used bus. If quantity = 0, funds are supplemental to a previous purchase.
A negative obligation indicates that a budget amendment to previously obligated funds shifted the commitment of funds out of one category (I.e. the negative balance) to another category.