1. Atlanta-Chicago Regional Peer Review Meeting
ABC Coalition
2004 Peer Review Report
Atlanta-Chicago Regional Peer Review Meeting
Indianapolis, Indiana
August 30 – September 1, 2004

2. Fleets with AFV Additions in 2004
2004 Target – 17% AFV Increase
2003* AFVs added Total AFV
AFVs in AFVs Target
= , ,150
Fleets with AFV Additions in 2004
• Arrow Security • The Rinx • Fleetwash
• Blydenburgh Park • LIPA Station Car Program • MTA/LI Bus
• All Corporate Transport • Foxtrot Bee & Berry Farms • NYS DOT
• KeySpan • Pilgrim State-Outreach Centers
*2003 AFV Number as Reported in the 2003 Survey

3. Shining Examples of AFV Growth in 2003/2004
Stake-holder
AFVs
Fuel
AFV Class/
Type
Annual Miles Avg.
1st Time Buyer/
Fleet Addition
Coalition’s
Role
Coalition’s Follow-up Activities Planned
ABC Utility 10
CNG
HD-Utility Truck
30,000
Addition
Planned purchase meeting with fleet manager
Coordinator to continue working with fleet manager (FM) to encourage other neighboring fleets
Frito Lay 5 MD
40,000
1st Time Buyer
Coordinator & Utility FM met w/ Frito FM in 1999-discussed Utility’s success w/CNG, persuaded Frito to buy CNG AFVs; work w/ fuel provider to build on-site fueling
Recruit as stakeholder. Encourage Frito to move to all CNG fleet

4. Refueling Station Growth in 2003/2004
Station Operator
Fuel
Public or Private
Fleets Using
Station
Coalition’s Plans to Increase Throughput
Other Coalition Activities Planned
ABC Station
CNG
Public
Stakeholders: ABC Fleet, XYZ Fleet
Non-Stakeholders:
Frito Lay
100 AFVs Total
Identify new fleets; advertise station; encourage Frito Lay to increase AFVs in fleet
Provide driver training
XYZ Station
E85
Private
Stakeholders: Dept. of Health (DOH) with 20 FFVs NA
Station on-site at DOH – wrote SEP proposal
Met w/DOH FM, plans underway to encourage other city/state fleets to use station
Mtgs. Scheduled 00/00/00, w/Police Dept. and Emergency Services to increase E85 AFVs – will use NEVC website info.
2003 Alternative Fuel Stations as Reported in the 2003 Survey
68 Stations
20 CNG Electric
1 Propane Biodiesel

5. New Clean Cities Technologies Idle Reduction, Blends, Hybrids, Fuel Economy
Activity in 2003/2004
Activity Planned for 2004/2005

6. Coalition Sustainability Steps to Become Self-Sustaining by 2005
Current Status
50% of the Coordinator’s position is funded by SEP, the other 50% is
funded by the Mayor’s office
Stakeholder ABC supports outreach efforts by printing pamphlets free of
charge
Steps to Become Self-Sustaining by 2005
Stakeholder membership dues program has been initiated and will be in
place early 2004
Stakeholder ABC is working with the Mayor’s office to fund a fulltime,
permanent Coordinator position by FY 2004

7. Our Biggest Success in 2004
Five medium-duty AFVs purchased by Frito Lay, averaging 130,000 miles annually - a direct result of our 2½ year effort to persuade them to use alternative fuels.
Five AFVs is not a significant number, but the potential is tremendous.
Frito Lays’ Distribution Center in our area has a fleet of Our goal is to see that all 150 run on alternative fuels.
Additionally, the door is now open for Clean Cities to persuade Frito Lay to use alternative fuels for their entire fleet, nationally and globally.