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BTS Home > Publications > State Transportation Statistics > State Transportation Statistics 2006

Table 7-4: Motor-Fuel Use: 2005¹

(Millions of gallons)

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State	Gasoline Highway use		Gasoline Nonhighway use		Special fuel (mainly diesel)	Total use
State	Private and commercial	Public use	Private and commercial	Public use	Private and commercial	Private and commercial	Public use	Combined total
Alabama	2,507	39	82	2	815	3,404	41	3,445
Alaska	259	9	31	0	231	521	9	530
Arizona	2,719	38	69	2	861	3,649	40	3,688
Arkansas	1,341	26	76	1	634	2,051	28	2,078
California	15,392	223	329	10	3,064	18,785	233	19,018
Colorado	2,039	38	71	2	554	2,664	39	2,704
Connecticut	1,539	28	54	1	307	1,899	29	1,929
Delaware	421	6	19	0	73	513	6	519
District of Columbia	117	8	15	0	29	161	9	169
Florida	8,254	111	318	5	1,730	10,302	116	10,418
Georgia	4,906	60	151	3	1,697	6,754	63	6,816
Hawaii	439	11	10	1	47	496	11	507
Idaho	567	16	39	1	252	858	16	874
Illinois	4,960	93	154	5	1,502	6,617	97	6,714
Indiana	3,082	50	90	2	1,330	4,502	53	4,555
Iowa	1,498	31	115	2	585	2,197	32	2,229
Kansas	1,089	29	67	1	423	1,579	30	1,610
Kentucky	2,105	37	111	2	867	3,083	39	3,122
Louisiana	2,200	37	139	2	689	3,027	39	3,067
Maine	696	10	19	1	186	901	11	912
Maryland	2,599	31	71	1	566	3,236	33	3,268
Massachusetts	2,744	39	64	2	423	3,230	40	3,271
Michigan	4,746	69	181	3	949	5,876	72	5,948
Minnesota	2,551	46	108	2	666	3,325	48	3,373
Mississippi	1,554	22	86	1	607	2,246	24	2,270
Missouri	3,035	49	139	2	1,054	4,228	51	4,279
Montana	446	15	32	1	246	725	15	740
Nebraska	764	19	61	1	407	1,232	20	1,253
Nevada	1,086	16	38	1	389	1,512	17	1,529
New Hampshire	671	10	28	0	111	811	10	821
New Jersey	4,163	54	95	3	938	5,195	57	5,252
New Mexico	906	20	37	1	482	1,425	21	1,446
New York	5,456	111	179	5	1,437	7,071	117	7,187
North Carolina	4,136	88	199	3	1,107	5,442	91	5,532
North Dakota	325	9	33	0	172	530	9	540
Ohio	4,969	85	157	4	1,617	6,742	89	6,831
Oklahoma	1,756	35	97	2	747	2,600	36	2,636
Oregon	1,481	30	61	1	538	2,080	31	2,111
Pennsylvania	4,981	80	112	4	1,578	6,671	84	6,754
Rhode Island	368	9	9	0	58	435	9	444
South Carolina	2,365	30	86	1	696	3,146	31	3,178
South Dakota	381	11	38	0	187	606	12	618
Tennessee	2,978	49	82	2	1,053	4,114	51	4,165
Texas	11,169	157	319	8	3,674	15,161	165	15,326
Utah	975	22	38	1	394	1,407	23	1,430
Vermont	333	6	13	0	63	409	6	415
Virginia	3,825	55	110	3	1,094	5,028	57	5,086
Washington	2,595	43	96	2	637	3,329	45	3,374
West Virginia	804	17	26	1	297	1,127	18	1,145
Wisconsin	2,410	46	109	2	705	3,224	48	3,272
Wyoming	296	8	50	0	346	692	8	700
United States	132,995	2,181	4,713	100	39,111	176,819	2,281	179,100

¹Based on reports from state motor-fuel tax agencies. Gasohol is included with gasoline. Public use and nonhighway use were estimated by the Federal Highway Administration.

NOTE: The term "motor fuel" applies to gasoline and all other fuels, including special fuels, coming under the purview of the state motor-fuel tax laws. "Special fuels" include diesel fuel and, to the extent they can be quantified, liquefied petroleum gases such as propane. Gasohol, a blend of gasoline and fuel alcohol, is included with gasoline.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics 2005, Washington, DC: 2006, table MF-21.

Table 7-4: Motor-Fuel Use: 20051

Table 7-4: Motor-Fuel Use: 2005¹