Number of publicly owned vehicles in the U.S. in 2009

The statistic shows the total number of publicly owned vehicles in the U.S. by state in 2009. In that year, Alabama owned 53,550 public vehicles.

Total number of publicly owned vehicles in the United States by state in 2009

State	Number of vehicles
Alabama	53,550
Alaska	16,179
Arizona	46,735
Arkansas	28,295
California	636,671
Colorado	45,001
Connecticut	46,335
Delaware	12,664
District of Columbia	12,717
Florida	377,284
Georgia	138,083
Hawaii	19,973
Idaho	27,889
Illinois	91,480
Indiana*	99,092
Iowa	44,366
Kansas	31,739
Kentucky	49,405
Louisiana	98,667
Maine	27,232
Maryland	45,087
Massachusetts	70,558
Michigan	157,746
Minnesota	60,122
Mississippi	32,759
Missouri	33,925
Montana	31,198
Nebraska	46,788
Nevada	27,384
New Hampshire	19,146
New Jersey	156,372
New Mexico	47,230
New York	235,078
North Carolina	121,138
North Dakota	16,032
Ohio	207,209
Oklahoma	90,337
Oregon	90,334
Pennsylvania	132,604
Rhode Island	11,846
South Carolina	56,361
South Dakota	23,507
Tennessee	105,118
Texas*	493,661
Utah	31,306
Vermont	12,030
Virginia	83,369
Washington	77,124
West Virginia	44,577
Wisconsin	72,435
Wyoming	26,793

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Release date

January 2011

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Region

United States

Survey time period

2009

Supplementary notes

Vehicles include automobiles, buses, trucks, truck tractors, trailers, semitrailers, and motorcycles.
The statistic includes federal, state, county, and municipal vehicles.
Federal: Vehicles of the civilian branches of the Federal government are given in this statistic. Vehicles of the military services are not included. Distribution by state is estimated by the Federal Highway Administration.
State, county, and municipal: The information, compiled chiefly from reports of state authorities, is incomplete in many cases. Some states give state-owned vehicles only; others exclude from registration certain classes, such as fire apparatus and police vehicles. For the states not reporting state, county, and municipal vehicles separately from private and commercial vehicles and those reporting unsegregated totals only, classification by vehicle type has been approximated on the basis of other available data or estimated.
* State did not provide current data. The statistic displays 2008 data for state, county and municipal vehicles.

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