Table MF-21 | Highway Statistics 2014 - Policy | Federal Highway Administration

Highway Statistics 2014

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Motor-Fuel Use - 2014 (1)

July 2016
Table MF-21

(Thousands of Gallons)

STATE	COMBINED GASOLINE AND GASOHOL											SPECIAL FUEL	SUMMARY OF TOTAL USE
	HIGHWAY USE					NONHIGHWAY USE			TOTAL USE	LOSSES ALLOWED FOR EVAPORATION, HANDLING, ETC. (2)	TOTAL CONSUMPTION	PRIVATE AND COMMERCIAL HIGHWAY USE	HIGHWAY		NON-HIGHWAY (GASOLINE ONLY)	TOTAL
	PRIVATE AND COMMERCIAL	PUBLIC USE			TOTAL	PRIVATE AND COMMERCIAL	STATE, COUNTY, AND MUNICIPAL	TOTAL					AMOUNT	PERCENT CHANGE FROM PRIOR YEAR
	PRIVATE AND COMMERCIAL	FEDERAL CIVILIAN	STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL	TOTAL	TOTAL	PRIVATE AND COMMERCIAL	STATE, COUNTY, AND MUNICIPAL	TOTAL					AMOUNT	PERCENT CHANGE FROM PRIOR YEAR
Alabama	2,537,927	3,002	35,999	39,001	2,576,928	51,946	1,877	53,823	2,630,751	-	2,630,751	779,280	3,356,208	2.2	53,823	3,410,031
Alaska	266,369	553	7,152	7,705	274,074	21,361	373	21,734	295,808	-	295,808	195,883	469,957	22.1	21,734	491,691
Arizona	2,624,178	3,708	35,767	39,475	2,663,653	63,107	1,865	64,972	2,728,625	-	2,728,625	770,076	3,433,729	2.6	64,972	3,498,701
Arkansas	1,394,005	1,632	25,200	26,832	1,420,837	48,717	1,314	50,031	1,470,868	-	1,470,868	612,785	2,033,622	4.8	50,031	2,083,653
California	14,434,881	18,318	206,912	225,230	14,660,111	272,200	10,787	282,987	14,943,098	-	14,943,098	2,918,733	17,578,844	2.8	282,987	17,861,831
Colorado	2,176,382	2,778	34,764	37,542	2,213,924	41,764	1,812	43,576	2,257,500	3	2,257,503	615,730	2,829,654	5.5	43,576	2,873,230
Connecticut	1,397,749	1,696	19,663	21,359	1,419,108	30,572	1,025	31,597	1,450,705	5,521	1,456,226	270,988	1,690,096	1.3	31,597	1,721,693
Delaware	412,164	490	5,293	5,783	417,947	22,258	276	22,534	440,481	7,572	448,053	63,892	481,839	2.6	22,534	504,373
Dist. of Col.	101,097	974	5,644	6,618	107,715	2,397	294	2,691	110,406	-	110,406	17,680	125,395	12.9	2,691	128,086
Florida	8,144,674	9,735	93,777	103,512	8,248,186	284,950	4,889	289,839	8,538,025	-	8,538,025	1,442,091	9,690,277	3.4	289,839	9,980,116
Georgia	4,605,011	5,667	57,485	63,152	4,668,163	79,426	2,997	82,423	4,750,586	-	4,750,586	1,253,328	5,921,491	(1.1)	82,423	6,003,914
Hawaii	444,649	819	9,811	10,630	455,279	10,484	512	10,996	466,275	-	466,275	47,996	503,275	1.6	10,996	514,271
Idaho	689,762	990	13,130	14,120	703,882	34,980	685	35,665	739,547	-	739,547	265,840	969,722	3.5	35,665	1,005,387
Illinois	4,551,204	5,522	88,486	94,008	4,645,212	96,530	4,613	101,143	4,746,355	5,345	4,751,700	1,511,375	6,156,587	2.7	101,143	6,257,730
Indiana	2,972,991	3,352	48,229	51,581	3,024,572	78,096	2,514	80,610	3,105,182	-	3,105,182	1,289,644	4,314,216	3.3	80,610	4,394,826
Iowa	1,538,897	1,709	29,572	31,281	1,570,178	137,152	1,542	138,694	1,708,872	-	1,708,872	685,040	2,255,218	4.4	138,694	2,393,912
Kansas	1,293,180	1,499	27,460	28,959	1,322,139	25,776	1,432	27,208	1,349,347	-	1,349,347	499,389	1,821,528	3.8	27,208	1,848,736
Kentucky	2,074,258	2,523	34,596	37,119	2,111,377	40,403	1,804	42,207	2,153,584	-	2,153,584	801,861	2,913,238	3.4	42,207	2,955,445
Louisiana	2,207,390	2,615	34,503	37,118	2,244,508	69,794	1,788	71,582	2,316,090	29	2,316,119	674,816	2,919,324	0.9	71,582	2,990,906
Maine	761,279	773	9,678	10,451	771,730	19,227	505	19,732	791,462	-	791,462	180,943	952,673	3.5	19,732	972,405
Maryland	2,684,519	3,625	27,308	30,933	2,715,452	57,577	1,424	59,001	2,774,453	10,866	2,785,319	520,116	3,235,568	0.1	59,001	3,294,569
Massachusetts	2,669,839	3,283	34,791	38,074	2,707,913	51,540	1,814	53,354	2,761,267	-	2,761,267	417,000	3,124,913	1.2	53,354	3,178,267
Michigan	4,378,937	5,098	64,214	69,312	4,448,249	237,208	3,348	240,556	4,688,805	-	4,688,805	926,313	5,374,562	0.1	240,556	5,615,118
Minnesota	2,435,485	2,854	43,620	46,474	2,481,959	122,610	2,274	124,884	2,606,843	-	2,606,843	673,560	3,155,519	2.6	124,884	3,280,403
Mississippi	1,659,065	1,956	25,694	27,650	1,686,715	38,162	1,340	39,502	1,726,217	-	1,726,217	573,402	2,260,117	6.0	39,502	2,299,619
Missouri	3,076,499	3,630	46,105	49,735	3,126,234	46,042	2,404	48,446	3,174,680	-	3,174,680	1,003,190	4,129,424	3.7	48,446	4,177,870
Montana	500,594	801	10,172	10,973	511,567	17,492	530	18,022	529,589	-	529,589	270,918	782,485	3.4	18,022	800,507
Nebraska	859,740	1,020	18,013	19,033	878,773	29,426	939	30,365	909,138	-	909,138	442,447	1,321,220	5.7	30,365	1,351,585
Nevada	1,087,946	1,466	13,827	15,293	1,103,239	22,217	721	22,938	1,126,177	-	1,126,177	301,283	1,404,522	1.0	22,938	1,427,460
New Hampshire	691,016	790	9,260	10,050	701,066	17,513	480	17,993	719,059	1	719,060	97,516	798,582	2.8	17,993	816,575
New Jersey	4,028,525	4,771	49,529	54,300	4,082,825	71,803	2,582	74,385	4,157,210	-	4,157,210	821,055	4,903,880	3.3	74,385	4,978,265
New Mexico	941,608	1,678	16,572	18,250	959,858	19,354	864	20,218	980,076	-	980,076	530,367	1,490,225	4.5	20,218	1,510,443
New York	5,402,088	6,747	102,157	108,904	5,510,992	152,777	5,326	158,103	5,669,095	878	5,669,973	1,383,410	6,894,402	5.4	158,103	7,052,505
North Carolina	4,266,046	4,936	56,002	60,938	4,326,984	115,926	2,920	118,846	4,445,830	-	4,445,830	1,029,810	5,356,794	3.0	118,846	5,475,640
North Dakota	456,538	590	8,219	8,809	465,347	16,672	428	17,100	482,447	-	482,447	419,455	884,802	6.8	17,100	901,902
Ohio	4,913,501	5,664	79,602	85,266	4,998,767	93,688	4,150	97,838	5,096,605	-	5,096,605	1,558,782	6,557,549	3.0	97,838	6,655,387
Oklahoma	1,935,642	2,262	32,597	34,859	1,970,501	58,514	1,699	60,213	2,030,714	1	2,030,715	877,727	2,848,228	6.7	60,213	2,908,441
Oregon	1,459,942	1,922	25,932	27,854	1,487,796	37,976	1,352	39,328	1,527,124	-	1,527,124	527,830	2,015,626	3.8	39,328	2,054,954
Pennsylvania	4,862,165	5,889	72,797	78,686	4,940,851	104,106	3,795	107,901	5,048,752	-	5,048,752	1,591,890	6,532,741	1.5	107,901	6,640,642
Rhode Island	357,714	467	7,993	8,460	366,174	9,183	417	9,600	375,774	8,907	384,681	73,474	439,648	6.7	9,600	449,248
South Carolina	2,613,200	3,052	28,215	31,267	2,644,467	68,553	1,471	70,024	2,714,491	-	2,714,491	683,321	3,327,788	1.6	70,024	3,397,812
South Dakota	444,250	622	9,510	10,132	454,382	17,732	496	18,228	472,610	104	472,714	230,563	684,945	5.0	18,228	703,173
Tennessee	3,177,752	3,777	44,307	48,084	3,225,836	51,090	2,310	53,400	3,279,236	-	3,279,236	929,240	4,155,076	4.1	53,400	4,208,476
Texas	13,083,117	14,873	156,726	171,599	13,254,716	267,610	8,171	275,781	13,530,497	-	13,530,497	5,295,548	18,550,264	8.4	275,781	18,826,045
Utah	1,092,209	1,437	20,571	22,008	1,114,217	24,030	1,072	25,102	1,139,319	-	1,139,319	455,006	1,569,223	3.4	25,102	1,594,325
Vermont	307,554	369	5,520	5,889	313,443	7,056	288	7,344	320,787	155	320,942	58,354	371,797	(0.1)	7,344	379,141
Virginia	3,942,942	5,373	50,973	56,346	3,999,288	74,871	2,657	77,528	4,076,816	-	4,076,816	1,015,403	5,014,691	3.9	77,528	5,092,219
Washington	2,672,936	3,605	37,539	41,144	2,714,080	76,709	1,957	78,666	2,792,746	-	2,792,746	664,882	3,378,962	1.9	78,666	3,457,628
West Virginia	806,759	1,110	16,083	17,193	823,952	11,212	839	12,051	836,003	-	836,003	273,510	1,097,462	3.4	12,051	1,109,513
Wisconsin	2,548,071	2,724	43,986	46,710	2,594,781	66,813	2,293	69,106	2,663,887	-	2,663,887	802,010	3,396,791	8.8	69,106	3,465,897
Wyoming	331,137	514	6,549	7,063	338,200	22,123	341	22,464	360,664	-	360,664	365,932	704,132	3.5	22,464	726,596
Total	134,315,383	165,260	1,987,504	2,152,764	136,468,147	3,438,725	103,606	3,542,331	140,010,478	39,382	140,049,860	39,710,684	176,178,831	3.6	3,542,331	179,721,162
Percentage of Total Use	74.7	0.1	1.1	1.2	75.9	1.9	0.1	2.0	77.9	0.0	77.9	22.1	98.0		2.0	100.0

(1) This table is one of a series giving an analysis of motor-fuel consumption, based on reports from State motor-fuel tax agencies. Gasohol is included with gasoline. In order to make the data uniform and complete, public use and nonhighway use were estimated by the Federal Highway Administration. These estimates may not be comparable to data for prior years due to revised estimation procedures. The resulting volumes differ in many cases from the unadjusted data reported in table MF-2. For some States, data are not comparable to prior years due to changes in data analysis and/or improvements in reporting procedures. All data are subject to review and revision.

(2) Losses due to destruction, evaporation, and spillage.

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