Figure 1,,,,,,,
Transportation Energy Use and Other Trends: 1980–2000,,,,,,,
Year,Transportation Energy Use (10 quadrillion BTUs),GDP (1996 chained dollars),Passenger-miles (trillion),Population (100 million),,,
1980,1.97,4.90,2.99,2.27,,,
1981,1.95,5.02,,2.30,,,
1982,1.91,4.92,,2.33,,,
1983,1.91,5.13,,2.34,,,
1984,1.98,5.51,,2.36,,,
1985,2.01,5.72,3.96,2.38,,,
1986,2.08,5.91,,2.40,,,
1987,2.15,6.11,,2.42,,,
1988,2.23,6.37,,2.45,,,
1989,2.26,6.59,,2.47,,,
1990,2.25,9.71,4.34,2.49,,,
1991,2.21,6.68,3.98,2.52,,,
1992,2.25,6.88,3.98,2.55,,,
1993,2.29,7.06,4.09,2.58
1994,2.35,7.35,4.18,2.60
1995,2.40,7.54,4.34,2.63
1996,2.45,7.81,4.48,2.65
1997,2.48,8.16,4.62,2.68
1998,2.54,8.51,4.71,2.70
1999,2.63,8.86,4.90,2.73
2000,2.66,9.22,,2.81
Growth 1980-2000,35%,88%,64%,24%
NOTE: 2000 data for passenger-miles do not include numbers for transit or general aviation.,,,,
"SOURCES:
Energy use: U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Information Administration, Annual Energy Review, DOE/EIA 0384(2000) (Washington DC: August 2001).
Gross Domestic Product: U.S. Department of Commerce (USDOC), Bureau of Economic Analysis, available at http://www.bea.doc.gov/, as of January 2001.
Passenger-miles: U.S. Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, National Transportation Statistics 2001, available at http://www.bts.gov.
Population: USDOC, U.S. Census Bureau, available at http://www.census.gov/, as of January 2001.",,,,