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Table 1. Number of Private Company Fleets in the Denver Area, 1995

Selected Characteristics	Total Fleets	10- 19 Vehicles	20-49 Vehicles	50 or More Vehicles
Total Number of Fleets	1840	918	715	208
SIC Codes
Ag./For./Fish.	19	7	Q	Q
Mining	Q	Q	Q	Q
Construction	377	265	80	Q
Manufacturing	71	Q	Q	Q
Trans./Com./Utilities	370	125	196	Q
Wholesale Trade	268	198	51	Q
Retail Trade	235	47	164	Q
Fin./Ins./Re.	32	Q	Q	NC
Services	418	211	171	Q
Number of Denver Operating Locations
1	1347	823	428	95
2 to 5	364	71	228	66
6 to 10	32	7	Q	Q
11 to 20	65	Q	Q	Q
Over 20	Q	Q	Q	Q
No Answer	Q	NC	NC	Q
Percent of Vehicles Parked/Stored at Each Type of Facility Used (more than one may apply)
Company Site
1-74	301	141	116	43
75-100	1317	642	536	138
Employees' Homes
1-74	460	228	163	68
75-100	294	173	90	Q
Other
1-74	123	66	Q	Q
75-100	57	25	Q	Q
No Answer	10	Q	Q	Q
Vehicle Type (more than one may apply)
Passenger Cars	1057	522	384	150
Small Pickup Trucks	755	376	275	104
Large Pickup Trucks	913	531	284	97
Minivans	524	229	213	82
Full-Size Vans	654	322	238	95
Sport/Utility Vehicles	880	408	347	125
Light Trucks/Step Vans	688	225	379	84
Medium Trucks	668	309	262	96
Heavy Trucks	596	209	250	136
All Buses	80	25	Q	Q
Fuel Type (more than one may apply)
Gasoline Vehicles	1782	897	706	179
Diesel Vehicles	877	348	375	154
Alternative-Fuel Vehicles	88	Q	Q	55
Median-Vehicle Age (gasoline and diesel vehicles)
Less than 4 Years	960	443	395	123
4 to 6 Years	466	275	126	66
More than 6 Years	375	191	171	Q
No Answer	39	9	Q	Q
Typical Method Used to Purchase--75 Percent or More--of Each Conventional--Gasoline and Diesel--Fuel Used
One Typical Method Used
Company Provides One or Both Fuels--if Both are Used	146	27	85	Q
Private Sites Used for One or Both Fuels --if Both are Used	329	190	138	Q
Public Service Stations with a Fleet Credit Card for One or Both Fuels --If Both are Used	864	479	331	Q
Public Service Stations Without A Fleet Credit Card for One or Both Fuels--If Both Fuels are Used	168	112	Q	Q
No Typical Method Used
Both Fuels Used--But Company Provides Only One	92	37	Q	Q
Other	170	47	Q	58
No Answer	70	25	Q	Q
Percent of Gasoline Purchased at Each Type of Refueling Facility Used (more than one may apply)
Company-Owned Sites
1-74	36	Q	Q	Q
75-100	178	45	91	Q
Private Sites with Fuel-Purchase Agreements
1-74	21	Q	Q	Q
75-100	340	190	145	Q
Public Service Stations with Fuel-Purchase Agreements
1-74	212	146	Q	Q
75-100	1029	518	413	98
Public Service Stations Without Fuel-Purchase Agreements
1-74	119	45	Q	Q
75-100	196	117	51	Q
No Answer	Q	Q	Q	NC
Percent of Diesel Purchased at Each Type of Refueling Facility Used (more than one may apply)
Company-Owned Sites
1-74	71	Q	Q	Q
75-100	186	53	71	62
Private Sites with Fuel-Purchase Agreements
1-74	14	Q	Q	Q
75-100	164	67	Q	Q
Public Service Stations with Fuel-Purchase Agreements
1-74	108	Q	Q	Q
75-100	432	214	186	Q
Public Service Stations Without Fuel-Purchase Agreements
1-74	56	Q	Q	Q
75-100	41	16	Q	Q
No Answer	Q	Q	Q	Q
Percent of Alternative Fuel Purchased at Each Type of Refueling Facility Used (more than one may apply)
Company-Owned Sites
1-74	Q	NC	Q	Q
75-100	36	Q	Q	Q
Private Sites with Fuel-Purchase Agreements
1-74	Q	NC	Q	Q
75-100	7	NC	Q	Q
Public Service Stations with Fuel-Purchase Agreements
1-74	Q	Q	NC	Q
75-100	Q	Q	Q	Q
Public Service Stations Without Fuel-Purchase Agreements
1-74	Q	NC	Q	NC
75-100	Q	NC	Q	NC
No Answer	NC	NC	NC	NC
Any Regular Day or Time that Vehicles are Refueled
No	1496	729	592	175
Yes, Regular Tme of Day
A.M.	165	87	Q	Q
P.M.	90	22	52	Q
Yes, Regular Day	7	Q	Q	Q
No Answer	Q	Q	Q	Q
Any Limitations on Using Public Service Stations That Offer Alternative-Fuel (fleets that did not report using public service stations for either gasoline or diesel )
Yes	85	46	Q	Q
No	286	67	185	Q
No Answer	Q	Q	Q	Q
Percent of Vehicles Leased
None	1169	555	515	99
1 to 19	107	Q	69	Q
20 to 39	43	Q	Q	Q
40 to 59	140	Q	Q	Q
60 to 79	19	7	Q	Q
80 to 100	292	185	69	Q
No Answer	Q	Q	Q	Q
Retirement Policy For Owned Vehicles (fleets that purchase vehicles)
Age	466	209	218	38
Mileage	686	357	266	63
When No Longer Functional	266	164	69	32
Other	157	39	Q	Q
No Answer	99	Q	Q	Q
Disposal Policy for Owned Vehicles (fleets that purchase vehicles)
Sell to Individuals	177	Q	Q	Q
Sell to Brokers	223	87	104	Q
Trade to Brokers	370	163	185	Q
Sell for Scrap	686	350	251	85
Other	70	Q	Q	Q
No Answer	147	Q	Q	Q
Disposal Policy for Leased Vehicles (more than one may apply/ fleets that lease vehicles)
Return to Leasing Company	348	154	128	66
Sell or Trade to Brokers	142	39	Q	Q
Sell to Individuals	163	Q	Q	Q
Put in Own Fleet	169	60	64	Q
Sell for Scrap	Q	Q	Q	Q
No Answer	132	Q	Q	Q
Days of Operation per Year
1 to 73	Q	Q	NC	NC
74 to 146	Q	NC	Q	NC
147 to 219	62	16	Q	Q
220 to 292	1160	663	427	70
293 to 366	580	204	265	111
No Answer	Q	Q	Q	NC
Percent of Travel Outside Denver Area
0 to 20	1301	743	454	104
21 to 40	175	44	83	48
41 to 60	174	34	122	Q
61 to 80	Q	Q	Q	Q
81 to 100	145	Q	Q	Q
No Answer	Q	Q	NC	NC
Vehicle Miles Traveled Varies Significantly from Day to Day
Yes	839	342	433	64
No	961	556	280	125
No Answer	41	Q	Q	Q
Aware of Existing or Pending Legislation Requiring the Use of Alternative Fuels
Yes	616	216	300	100
No	1223	702	413	107
No Answer	Q	NC	Q	NC
Plans to Acquire or Convert to Alternative-Fuel Vehicles in 1996
Yes (more than one may apply)	92	14	Q	Q
Acquire New	40	7	Q	Q
Convert New	25	Q	Q	Q
Convert Existing	45	Q	Q	Q
No	1622	827	630	165
No Answer	127	76	Q	Q

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