Table 6-4: Truck Transportation Establishments and Employment: 2004,,,
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State,Number of establishments1,Number of employees,Annual payroll          ($ thousands)
Alabama,"2,049","30,219","989,143"
Alaska,228,"3,021","139,014"
Arizona,"1,477","19,544","687,641"
Arkansas,"1,823","44,872","1,376,045"
California,"9,146","117,601","4,238,902"
Colorado,"1,846","17,642","633,127"
Connecticut,676,"7,493","296,762"
Delaware,313,"4,127","131,815"
District of Columbia,20,364,"9,847"
Florida,"5,084","48,292","1,671,438"
Georgia,"3,303","53,514","1,861,856"
Hawaii,183,"3,375","110,745"
Idaho,"1,072","7,989","242,565"
Illinois,"6,345","67,815","2,640,755"
Indiana,"3,462","54,746","1,959,143"
Iowa,"2,739","33,241","1,110,788"
Kansas,"1,744","17,836","606,285"
Kentucky,"2,067","22,433","770,686"
Louisiana,"1,738","19,749","604,022"
Maine,817,"6,001","200,527"
Maryland,"1,667","17,393","645,664"
Massachusetts,"1,516","16,740","690,445"
Michigan,"3,241","40,592","1,639,055"
Minnesota,"2,892","22,569","846,420"
Mississippi,"1,656","18,659","579,389"
Missouri,"3,269","42,162","1,455,740"
Montana,736,"4,823","162,329"
Nebraska,"1,758","18,303","648,620"
Nevada,630,"6,335","238,985"
New Hampshire,458,"4,174","148,873"
New Jersey,"3,331","43,963","1,879,579"
New Mexico,703,"7,261","261,109"
New York,"4,476","41,899","1,520,843"
North Carolina,"3,521","51,610","1,735,135"
North Dakota,747,"5,268","174,715"
Ohio,"4,741","66,841","2,479,925"
Oklahoma,"1,607","19,295","630,257"
Oregon,"1,720","22,272","800,793"
Pennsylvania,"4,290","61,570","2,252,010"
Rhode Island,324,"2,932","100,268"
South Carolina,"1,480","21,885","741,631"
South Dakota,760,"4,736","149,665"
Tennessee,"2,322","53,987","1,953,831"
Texas,"7,619","110,396","3,732,189"
Utah,"1,125","21,075","673,028"
Vermont,340,"2,388","84,529"
Virginia,"3,127","32,949","1,126,013"
Washington,"2,399","23,565","856,923"
West Virginia,"1,036","8,706","260,304"
Wisconsin,"3,760","50,526","1,909,453"
Wyoming,543,"3,710","133,820"
"United States, total","113,926","1,428,458","50,792,646"
"1The truck transportation sector (North American Industrial Classification System [NAICS] 484) includes industries providing over-the-road transportation of cargo using motor vehicles, such as trucks and tractor trailers.  The sector is subdivided into general freight trucking and specialized freight trucking.  This distinction reflects differences in equipment used, type of load carried, scheduling, terminal, and other networking services. ",,,
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"SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Census Bureau, 2004 County Business Patterns, Washington, DC: 2006, available at http://www.census.gov/epcd/cbp/view/cbpview.html as of Sept. 26, 2006.",,,
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