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Number and Obligations for Motor Vehicles by Type

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TABLE 29
FY 2002 CAPITAL PROGRAM OBLIGATIONS FOR MOTOR VEHICLES
OVER 1 MILLION POP.

URBANIZED OR RURAL 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 $	Vans #	Vans $	Wagons/Sedans #	Wagons/Sedans. $	Other #	Other $	TOTAL #	TOTAL $
Atlanta, GA	32	$7,810,574					8	1,863,966							40	$9,674,540
Chicago, IL-IN													5	1,795,352	5	1,795,352
Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX					16	2,970,945									16	2,970,945
Denver, CO	4	1,962,656													4	1,962,656
Detroit, MI	38	7,292,667			1	196,000	15	1,051,357	15	459,444					69	8,999,468
Houston, TX	(69)	(29,739,646)					21	(19,064,353)					173	54,037,533	125	5,233,534
Kansas City, MO-KS	7	1,436,800													7	1,436,800
Los Angeles, CA	17	6,776,361	7	1,975,400			15	1,816,188	10	666,829			5	2,446,840	54	13,681,618
Miami-Hialeah, FL							2	560,000							2	560,000
Milwaukee, WI	30	5,693,800													30	5,693,800
Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN	86	18,235,729													86	18,235,729
New York, NY-NENJ	16	10,789,979					45	4,831,103							61	15,621,082
Pittsburgh, PA			18	4,923,983	(9)	(2,448,839)									9	2,475,144
Portland-Vanc, OR-WA					1	43,366	3	126,288	1	28,352					5	198,006
Riverside-San Bernrdno, CA	2	495,157					3	595,918							5	1,091,075
San Antonio, TX	8	1,732,551													8	1,732,551
San Francisco-Oakland, CA	6	2,475,000			2	495,015									8	2,970,015
San Jose, CA													3	1,009,157	3	1,009,157
Seattle, WA			4	837,472			9	648,000							13	1,485,472
Tampa-St. Pete-Clrwtr, FL	20	5,610,058					4	1,090,116							24	6,700,174
Washington, DC-MD-VA			25	5,198,698	5	718,778	1						11	2,970,087	42	8,887,563
SUB-TOTAL	197	$40,571,686	54	$12,935,553	16	$1,975,265	126	($6,481,417)	26	$1,154,625	0	$0	197	$62,258,969	616	$112,414,681

**200,000 - 1 MILLION POP.**
URBANIZED OR RURAL 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 $	Vans #	Vans $	Wagons/Sedans #	Wagons/Sedans. $	Other #	Other $	TOTAL #	TOTAL $
Akron, OH	5	1,139,545					3	594,188							8	$1,733,733
Albuquerque, NM	1	240,000													1	240,000
Baton Rouge, LA									3	136,950					3	136,950
Birmingham, AL			5	1,041,196											5	1,041,196
Buffalo-Niagara Falls, NY	9	2,475,073													9	2,475,073
Charlotte, NC	8	2,130,203													8	2,130,203
Chattanooga, TN-GA			5	1,033,515											5	1,033,515
Colorado Springs, CO									5	199,923					5	199,923
Columbia, SC							9	485,550							9	485,550
Columbus, OH	10	760,000													10	760,000
Dvnprt-Rck Isl-Moline, IA-IL					6	1,476,398									6	1,476,398
Dayton, OH	5	1,207,000													5	1,207,000
Daytona Beach, FL			2	561,676	8	2,160,904									10	2,722,580
Durham, NC	20	4,800,000													20	4,800,000
El Paso, TX-NM							1	180,057							1	180,057
Flint, MI			5	719,530					10	320,000					15	1,039,530
Greenville, SC			2	387,206											2	387,206
Honolulu, HI	40	9,781,600													40	9,781,600
Jacksonville, FL							22	990,029					10	1,463,150	32	2,453,179
Knoxville, TN			10	1,954,126	5	1,000,000									15	2,954,126
Lansing-E. Lansing, MI													3	1,090,000	3	1,090,000
Lexington-Fayette, KY									1	59,200					1	59,200
Little Rock-N. Little Rock, AR			3	557,111											3	557,111
Lorain-Elyria, OH													2	396,126	2	396,126
Louisville, KY													9	1,872,000	9	1,872,000
Madison, WI	6	996,488													6	996,488
Memphis, TN-AR-MS	3	534,000	5	407,999											8	941,999
Montgomery, AL					15	2,755,000							1	133,000	16	2,888,000
Nashville, TN	8	1,831,297					4	195,000							12	2,026,297
New Haven-Meriden, CT													3	576,000	3	576,000
Oklahoma City, OK	7	1,594,800	3	685,000			2	235,000	4	267,000					16	2,781,800
Orlando, FL	0	(500)													0	(500)
Peoria, IL					2	400,000	3	180,000							5	580,000
Providence-Pawtucket, RI-MA	10	2,305,000					8	390,132							18	2,695,132
Reno, NV	5	1,510,044											2	495,015	7	2,005,059
Salt Lake City, UT							6	428,188							6	428,188
Scranton-Wilkes Barre, PA													1	220,000	1	220,000
Shreveport, LA	1	288,943													1	288,943
Spokane, WA			3	1,371,643											3	1,371,643
Syracuse, NY	11	3,217,592													11	3,217,592
Tacoma, WA	6	1,875,966							9	200,326					15	2,076,292
Tucson, AZ	6	1,732,551													6	1,732,551
Tulsa, OK			5	980,630			2	231,250							7	1,211,880
SUB-TOTAL	161	$38,419,602	48	$9,699,632	36	$7,792,302	60	$3,909,394	32	$1,183,399	0	$0	31	$6,245,291	368	$67,249,620

**50,000-200,000 POP.**
URBANIZED OR RURAL 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 $	Vans #	Vans $	Wagons/Sedans #	Wagons/Sedans. $	Other #	Other $	TOTAL #	TOTAL $
Appleton-Neenah, WI			10	$1,226,667											10	$1,226,667
Bangor, ME			3	642,105											3	642,105
Billings, MT			4	1,238,303					1	52,400					5	1,290,703
Bismarck, ND							5	600,000							5	600,000
Bloomington, IN	5	1,090,778											1	328,000	6	1,418,778
Boise, ID									28	1,024,333					28	1,024,333
Burlington, VT			1	164,000	2	133,712	19	803,760					1	384,000	23	1,485,472
Champaign-Urbana, IL	9	2,110,300													9	2,110,300
Charleston, WV					8	2,000,000									8	2,000,000
Davis, CA	1	190,000													1	190,000
Decatur, IL									2	128,000					2	128,000
Duluth, MN-WI													2	406,495	2	406,495
Evansville, IN-KY					4	806,074	7	336,000							11	1,142,074
Fargo-Moorhead, ND-MN							6	312,000	2	32,000					8	344,000
Gainesville, FL	3	719,939													3	719,939
Galveston, TX					2	161,000	2	360,114							4	521,114
Grand Forks, ND-MN					1	207,500	2	95,450							3	302,950
Great Falls, MT			4	856,419											4	856,419
Hamilton, OH							13	0							13	0
Ithaca, NY	6	1,435,200													6	1,435,200
Johnson City, TN													2	240,000	2	240,000
Lafayette, LA			4	813,000											4	813,000
Lafayette-W. Lafayette, IN	11	2,055,008													11	2,055,008
Lakeland, FL			1	269,522	3	750,000	8	523,000							12	1,542,522
Las Cruces, NM			1	229,521					1	49,800					2	279,321
Lewiston-Auburn, ME					2	217,790									2	217,790
Missoula, MT									9	217,680					9	217,680
Monroe, LA			4	832,000					2	80,000					6	912,000
Muncie, IN							8	30,029							8	30,029
Ocala, FL							1	224,924							1	224,924
Oshkosh, WI					6	699,429									6	699,429
Parkersburg, WV-OH							2	120,000							2	120,000
Pittsfield, MA					10	1,732,836									10	1,732,836
Pocatello, ID							5	255,510							5	255,510
Portland, ME			4	948,247	2	228,304									6	1,176,551
Prtsmth-Dvr-Rchstr, ME-NH							3	214,035							3	214,035
Pueblo, CO			1	203,200											1	203,200
Racine, WI			5	613,333											5	613,333
Rochester, MN	3	686,609													3	686,609
Salem, OR	4	990,029	8	1,485,472											12	2,475,501
Santa Cruz, CA	2	736,000			3	232,000	5	168,000	17	585,822					27	1,721,822
Santa Maria, CA							8	473,139							8	473,139
Savannah, GA			36	4,174,436											36	4,174,436
Sheboygan, WI					8	932,571									8	932,571
Springfield, IL			5	1,328,600											5	1,328,600
St. Cloud, MN			22	4,663,400											22	4,663,400
State College, PA							6	792,023							6	792,023
Wausau, WI									6	240,000					6	240,000
Wheeling, WV							2	142,000							2	142,000
Williamsport, PA			2	440,000	2	440,000									4	880,000
SUB TOTAL	44	$10,013,863	115	$20,128,225	53	$8,541,216	102	$5,449,984	68	$2,410,035	0	$0	6	$1,358,495	388	$47,901,818

**UNDER 50,000 POP. AND RURAL AREAS**
URBANIZED OR RURAL 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 $	Vans #	Vans $	Wagons/Sedans #	Wagons/Sedans. $	Other #	Other $	TOTAL #	TOTAL $
Alabama							22	814,872	36	986,320					58	$1,801,192
Alaska							6	339,199							6	339,199
Arkansas					4	544,000	14	565,261	63	1,579,536	8	133,744			89	2,822,541
Colorado	15	2,562,064	1	244,000	2	383,411	6	211,538			1	32,000	8	379,889	33	3,812,902
Idaho					3	188,009	7	613,716							10	801,725
Illinois	3	624,000			9	1,807,400	45	2,414,000	3	100,800					60	4,946,200
Iowa	7	1,406,655	3	667,320	3	237,380			45	1,885,990					58	4,197,345
Kansas									20	642,240			1	297,009	21	939,249
Kentucky							2	64,000	109	3,680,805			1	134,644	112	3,879,449
Louisiana									33	1,166,400					33	1,166,400
Maine					2	228,304	26	1,305,989	4	105,140			1	71,345	33	1,710,778
Maryland	15	2,867,582			3	400,800	8	386,960							26	3,655,342
Massachusetts					2	490,544									2	490,544
Mississippi	6	518,400			3	227,820	7	431,094							16	1,177,314
Missouri									41	1,144,359					41	1,144,359
Nevada	5	1,500,000											1	200,000	6	1,700,000
New Hampshire			6	1,344,000			5	310,400					4	916,246	15	2,570,646
North Dakota					2	300,000	7	293,400	14	351,700	2	38,000			25	983,100
Oklahoma									63	1,891,390			1	100,000	64	1,991,390
Oregon	1	198,063			5	666,821	12	741,102	1	49,516			2	332,000	21	1,987,502
Pennsylvania			1	366,092	2	400,000	2	230,000							5	996,092
South Carolina					1	62,300	4	166,000	138	4,165,600			1	101,492	144	4,495,392
South Dakota							32	1,280,000	4	70,400	1	14,400			37	1,364,800
Texas							19	1,174,829	45	2,246,259					64	3,421,088
Vermont					2	245,274									2	245,274
Washington	6	1,370,747	6	1,291,246	8	1,531,408	13	912,355					2	512,000	35	5,617,756
SUB-TOTAL	58	$11,047,511	17	$3,912,658	51	$7,713,471	237	$12,254,715	619	$20,066,455	12	$218,144	22	$3,044,625	1016	$58,257,579

	40-ft Buses #	40-ft Buses $	35 ft Buses #	35 ft Buses $	30-ft Buses #	30-ft Buses $	<30-ft Buses #	<30-ft Buses $	Vans #	Vans $	Wagons/Sedans #	Wagons/Sedans. $	Other #	Other $	TOTAL #	TOTAL $
TOTAL	460	$100,052,662	234	$46,676,068	156	$26,022,254	525	$15,132,676	745	$24,814,514	12	$218,144	256	$72,907,380	2,388	$285,823,698

NOTE:
"Other" category includes Articulated Bus, Intercity Bus, Commuter/Suburban Bus, Trolley Bus, Used Bus, and Dual Mode.
If quantity = 0, funds are supplemental to a previous purchase.
Dollar total does not match Bus Purchase total in Table 25 because this table (Table 29) includes Fixed Guideway and New Start funds used to purchase vehicles.