Idling in the U.S.
Kentucky


Kentucky Facts: Became the 15th state on June 1, 1792
State Abbreviation - KY
State Capital - Frankfort
Largest City - Louisville
Area - 40,411 sq miles [KY is the 37th biggest state in the US]
Population - 4,041,769 (as of 2000) [KY is the 25th most populous state in the US]
Major Industries - agriculture (tobacco, corn, peanuts, wheat), mining (anthracite coal), horse-raising, whiskey manufacturing, automobile and truck manufacturing, chemical manufacturing
Major Rivers - Ohio River, Mississippi River, Cumberland River, Kentucky River, Green River
Major Lakes - Lake Cumberland, Kentucky Lake, Lake Barkley
Highest Point - Black Mountain - 4,145 feet (1,263 m) above sea level
Bordering States - Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia

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Idling in Kentucky Kentucky has been in the midst of a change from primarily being an agricultural state to an increasingly more important manufacturing one.

KENTUCKY IDLING ANALYSIS
Average Hours One Vehicle Spends Idling Per Year
Total Number of Vehicles Idling
Total Hours Idling
Total Annual Fuel Consumption for Idling (Gallons)
Annual Barrels of Oil Consumed for Idling
Daily Barrels of Oil Consumed for Idling
Percentage of the 20 Million Barrels a Day that are Being Used to Idle
HEAVY DUTY TRUCK 2,142
39,938
70,834,628
70,834,628
7,083,463
19,407
0.097%
SCHOOL BUS 181
8,477
1,534,408
1,534,408
153,441
420
0.002%
LIGHT DUTY 30
818,407
24,552,223
15,713,423
801,705
2,196
0.011%
TOTAL ALL 2,353
866,822
96,921,259
88,082,459
8,038,609
22,023
0.110%
Emissions GHG CO2 TONS/YEAR
HEAVY DUTY TRUCK 774,576
SCHOOL BUS 16,779
LIGHT DUTY 149,303
TOTAL ALL 940,658
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Tax Dollars Spent on Fuel for Idling in School Bus Industry
HEAVY DUTY TRUCK N/A
SCHOOL BUS $4,603,223
LIGHT DUTY N/A
TOTAL ALL $4,603,223
KENTUCKY PRO ENVIRONMENT POLITICIANS (2007)
Office Held
Party
Comment
Chandler, Ben
House of Representatives
Democrat
Rated 92% by LCV*
*League of Conservation Voters, indicating pro-environment votes (2006)
State Enforcement of 400-Pound Auxiliary Power Unit Exemption to GVW Limit: 23 CFR 658.17(n)
Allows 400lb Weight Exemption Does not Allow 400lb Weight Exemption Legislation Pending to Allow Exemption
YES