TABLE G-2  Sales Price of Transportation Fuel to End-Users: 1995-2005,,,,,,,,,,
"Cents/gallon (Current dollars)
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,Aviation fuel (excluding taxes),,Highway fuel (including taxes),,,,Railroad fuel,,,
,Aviation gasoline,Jet fuel kerosene,"Gasoline, premium","Gasoline, regular","Gasoline, all types",Diesel no. 2 (excluding taxes),Diesel,,,
1995,100.5,54.0,133.6,114.7,120.5,56.0,60.0,,,
1996,111.6,65.1,141.3,123.1,128.8,68.1,67.7,,,
1997,112.8,61.3,141.6,123.4,129.1,64.2,67.8,,,
1998,97.5,45.2,125.0,105.9,111.5,49.4,57.0,,,
1999,105.9,54.3,135.7,116.5,122.1,58.4,55.5,,,
2000,130.6,89.9,169.3,151.0,156.3,93.5,87.5,,,
2001,132.3,77.5,165.7,146.1,153.1,84.2,85.5,,,
2002,128.8,72.1,155.6,135.8,144.1,76.2,73.3,,,
2003,149.3,87.2,177.7,159.1,163.8,94.4,89.3,,,
2004,181.9,120.7,206.8,188.0,192.3,124.3,107.0,,,
2005,224.6,173.6,249.1,229.5,233.8,177.6,151.4,,,
"NOTES: All costs are yearly average.  Aviation gasoline, jet fuel kerosene and diesel no.2 include sales to end-users (those sales made directly to the ultimate consumer, including bulk customers in agriculture, industry, and utility).  Gasoline, premium and regular are average retail price.",,,,,,,,,,
"SOURCE: All data except railroad fuel—U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Information Administration, Monthly Energy Review (Washington, DC: March 2006), tables 9.4 and 9.7.  Railroad fuel—Association of American Railroads, Railroad Facts 2006 (Washington, DC: 2006).",,,,,,,