Alternative Fuel Vehicles (most recent) by state

	Michigan	4.5%
	Texas	9.8%
	Illinois	5.4%
	Oklahoma	4%
	New York	3.8%
	Georgia	3.2%
	Pennsylvania	3.2%
	Florida	3.1%
	Indiana	2.9%
	Wisconsin	2.8%
	North Carolina	2.6%
	Colorado	2.6%
	Arizona	2.4%
	Iowa	2.3%
	Tennessee	2.2%
	Missouri	2.1%
	Washington	1.8%
	Oregon	1.8%
	Kentucky	1.7%
	New Jersey	1.6%

Rank	States	Amount
# 1	California:	73,103
# 2	Texas:	45,431
# 3	Illinois:	24,922
# 4	Michigan:	20,958
# 5	Oklahoma:	18,567
# 6	New York:	17,509
# 7	Georgia:	15,099
# 8	Pennsylvania:	14,969
# 9	Florida:	14,307
# 10	Indiana:	13,686
# 11	Wisconsin:	12,816
# 12	North Carolina:	12,192
# 13	Colorado:	12,156
# 14	Arizona:	11,306
# 15	Iowa:	10,892
# 16	Tennessee:	10,427
# 17	Missouri:	9,574
# 18	Washington:	8,598
# 19	Oregon:	8,188
# 20	Kentucky:	8,091
# 21	New Jersey:	7,498
# 22	Virginia:	7,416
# 23	Utah:	6,668
# 24	Nebraska:	6,635
# 25	New Mexico:	6,123
# 26	Minnesota:	5,647
# 27	Mississippi:	5,608
# 28	Nevada:	5,605
# 29	Maryland:	5,592
# 30	Massachusetts:	5,539
# 31	Louisiana:	4,857
# 32	Alabama:	4,828
# 33	Connecticut:	3,384
# 34	Idaho:	3,052
# 35	West Virginia:	2,772
# 36	Kansas:	2,698
# 37	Ohio:	2,252
# 38	Arkansas:	2,098
# 39	Montana:	2,026
# 40	South Dakota:	1,874
# 41	District of Columbia:	1,853
# 42	North Dakota:	1,417
# 43	Wyoming:	1,348
# 44	Hawaii:	1,172
# 45	Rhode Island:	894
# 46	Delaware:	870
# 47	New Hampshire:	745
# 48	Maine:	638
# 49	Vermont:	538
# 50	South Carolina:	485
# 51	Alaska:	364
	Total:	465,287
	Weighted average:	9,123.3

DEFINITION: Alternative Fuel Vehicles. These numbers indicate how many alternative fuel vehicles were in use (including liquified natural gas) during the given year. The numbers for 2001 are preliminary.

SOURCE: National Priorities Project Database, 2001

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