Highway Statistics 2002 - FHWA

MOTOR-FUEL USE - 2002 1/

NOVEMBER 2003

(THOUSANDS OF GALLONS)

Table MF-21

STATE	GASOLINE											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	2,503,190	3,030	35,181	38,211	2,541,401	71,482	1,834	73,316	2,614,717	9,505	2,624,222	672,948	3,214,349	3.9	73,316	3,287,665
Alaska	228,340	1,751	6,917	8,668	237,008	22,908	361	23,269	260,277	-	260,277	109,586	346,594	1.0	23,269	369,863
Arizona	2,502,035	5,530	33,012	38,542	2,540,577	63,034	1,721	64,755	2,605,332	-	2,605,332	709,011	3,249,588	4.6	64,755	3,314,343
Arkansas	1,357,152	1,685	24,621	26,306	1,383,458	67,181	1,284	68,465	1,451,923	14,731	1,466,654	572,817	1,956,275	0.8	68,465	2,024,740
California	15,161,100	26,156	198,584	224,740	15,385,840	302,753	10,353	313,106	15,698,946	-	15,698,946	2,732,503	18,118,343	4.3	313,106	18,431,449
Colorado	1,985,255	4,716	33,098	37,814	2,023,069	67,122	1,726	68,848	2,091,917	13,650	2,105,567	549,888	2,572,957	0.4	68,848	2,641,805
Connecticut	1,498,140	2,348	19,442	21,790	1,519,930	68,859	1,014	69,873	1,589,803	(223)	1,589,580	229,112	1,749,042	0.8	69,873	1,818,915
Delaware	403,578	477	5,170	5,647	409,225	16,750	270	17,020	426,245	44	426,289	61,713	470,938	7.3	17,020	487,958
Dist. of Col.	131,906	3,188	5,448	8,636	140,542	25,801	284	26,085	166,627	(1)	166,626	27,171	167,713	(4.8)	26,085	193,798
Florida	7,614,937	9,053	96,446	105,499	7,720,436	274,156	4,625	278,781	7,999,217	-	7,999,217	1,355,450	9,075,886	3.3	278,781	9,354,667
Georgia	4,766,848	4,502	55,436	59,938	4,826,786	131,280	2,890	134,170	4,960,956	-	4,960,956	1,458,812	6,285,598	2.9	134,170	6,419,768
Hawaii	422,856	1,032	9,437	10,469	433,325	8,803	492	9,295	442,620	3,003	445,623	38,429	471,754	7.8	9,295	481,049
Idaho	610,149	2,627	12,552	15,179	625,328	35,080	654	35,734	661,062	6,677	667,739	224,193	849,521	2.6	35,734	885,255
Illinois	4,966,597	6,429	87,581	94,010	5,060,607	144,688	4,566	149,254	5,209,861	2,536	5,212,397	1,372,781	6,433,388	1.6	149,254	6,582,642
Indiana	3,026,660	2,664	47,288	49,952	3,076,612	77,073	2,465	79,538	3,156,150	31,880	3,188,030	1,360,322	4,436,934	8.2	79,538	4,516,472
Iowa	1,488,172	1,781	29,181	30,962	1,519,134	96,154	1,521	97,675	1,616,809	-	1,616,809	506,818	2,025,952	2.7	97,675	2,123,627
Kansas	1,132,771	1,778	26,938	28,716	1,161,487	54,945	1,404	56,349	1,217,836	12,382	1,230,218	407,161	1,568,648	(2.3)	56,349	1,624,997
Kentucky	2,025,658	2,849	34,022	36,871	2,062,529	94,133	1,774	95,907	2,158,436	50	2,158,486	913,880	2,976,409	5.5	95,907	3,072,316
Louisiana	2,181,459	2,920	34,274	37,194	2,218,653	117,291	1,787	119,078	2,337,731	11,280	2,349,011	588,479	2,807,132	1.9	119,078	2,926,210
Maine	688,641	748	9,628	10,376	699,017	17,630	502	18,132	717,149	2,549	719,698	168,390	867,407	16.0	18,132	885,539
Maryland	2,473,527	4,426	26,874	31,300	2,504,827	61,553	1,401	62,954	2,567,781	676	2,568,457	504,070	3,008,897	1.6	62,954	3,071,851
Massachusetts	2,746,780	4,365	34,473	38,838	2,785,618	61,622	1,797	63,419	2,849,037	2,255	2,851,292	398,721	3,184,339	2.0	63,419	3,247,758
Michigan	4,927,505	5,154	64,654	69,808	4,997,313	169,445	3,371	172,816	5,170,129	-	5,170,129	944,140	5,941,453	2.2	172,816	6,114,269
Minnesota	2,541,564	3,111	42,534	45,645	2,587,209	109,894	2,217	112,111	2,699,320	27,266	2,726,586	652,549	3,239,758	1.9	112,111	3,351,869
Mississippi	1,508,820	2,248	25,456	27,704	1,536,524	77,675	1,327	79,002	1,615,526	16,357	1,631,883	540,155	2,076,679	4.8	79,002	2,155,681
Missouri	2,959,063	3,571	45,180	48,751	3,007,814	122,115	2,355	124,470	3,132,284	31,926	3,164,210	951,220	3,959,034	2.2	124,470	4,083,504
Montana	463,481	2,590	9,956	12,546	476,027	32,632	519	33,151	509,178	-	509,178	202,477	678,504	1.9	33,151	711,655
Nebraska	810,910	1,720	17,682	19,402	830,312	57,324	922	58,246	888,558	-	888,558	375,476	1,205,788	2.3	58,246	1,264,034
Nevada	957,341	3,471	12,881	16,352	973,693	29,745	672	30,417	1,004,110	-	1,004,110	287,935	1,261,628	2.5	30,417	1,292,045
New Hampshire	677,773	762	9,131	9,893	687,666	24,010	476	24,486	712,152	3,240	715,392	105,418	793,084	4.0	24,486	817,570
New Jersey	3,948,739	5,528	48,996	54,524	4,003,263	89,185	2,554	91,739	4,095,002	-	4,095,002	834,457	4,837,720	1.9	91,739	4,929,459
New Mexico	884,851	3,906	15,948	19,854	904,705	46,075	831	46,906	951,611	-	951,611	420,180	1,324,885	3.4	46,906	1,371,791
New York	5,503,865	12,091	101,445	113,536	5,617,401	180,336	5,289	185,625	5,803,026	5,158	5,808,184	1,168,072	6,785,473	4.2	185,625	6,971,098
North Carolina	3,991,416	3,241	144,935	148,176	4,139,592	129,173	2,792	131,965	4,271,557	43,217	4,314,774	980,564	5,120,156	2.0	131,965	5,252,121
North Dakota	326,916	1,184	8,069	9,253	336,169	29,413	40	29,453	365,622	869	366,491	150,009	486,178	3.7	29,453	515,631
Ohio	5,008,914	5,445	79,240	84,685	5,093,599	143,986	4,131	148,117	5,241,716	52,979	5,294,695	1,505,012	6,598,611	1.5	148,117	6,746,728
Oklahoma	1,673,294	2,962	31,617	34,579	1,707,873	86,815	1,648	88,463	1,796,336	-	1,796,336	807,251	2,515,124	(1.3)	88,463	2,603,587
Oregon	1,485,282	4,592	25,096	29,688	1,514,970	56,016	1,308	57,324	1,572,294	-	1,572,294	460,128	1,975,098	3.8	57,324	2,032,422
Pennsylvania	5,034,438	8,007	71,900	79,907	5,114,345	96,552	3,749	100,301	5,214,646	26,094	5,240,740	1,375,493	6,489,838	1.2	100,301	6,590,139
Rhode Island	381,289	595	8,037	8,632	389,921	11,032	149	11,181	401,102	2,729	403,831	55,033	444,954	(2.0)	11,181	456,135
South Carolina	2,239,811	2,892	27,251	30,143	2,269,954	74,301	1,421	75,722	2,345,676	-	2,345,676	622,805	2,892,759	1.9	75,722	2,968,481
South Dakota	407,786	1,537	9,348	10,885	418,671	31,714	487	32,201	450,872	4,817	455,689	158,867	577,538	4.6	32,201	609,739
Tennessee	2,939,924	5,785	42,902	48,687	2,988,611	67,833	2,237	70,070	3,058,681	30,895	3,089,576	904,786	3,893,397	5.1	70,070	3,963,467
Texas	10,957,619	13,202	144,932	158,134	11,115,753	287,001	7,556	294,557	11,410,310	83	11,410,393	3,125,264	14,241,017	0.7	294,557	14,535,574
Utah	971,576	2,383	18,964	21,347	992,923	33,864	989	34,853	1,027,776	10,457	1,038,233	354,812	1,347,735	5.0	34,853	1,382,588
Vermont	330,555	370	5,506	5,876	336,431	9,935	287	10,222	346,653	(524)	346,129	64,429	400,860	(0.2)	10,222	411,082
Virginia	3,737,430	5,269	49,556	54,825	3,792,255	93,331	2,584	95,915	3,888,170	-	3,888,170	936,201	4,728,456	0.5	95,915	4,824,371
Washington	2,617,025	6,923	35,988	42,911	2,659,936	87,819	1,876	89,695	2,749,631	10,209	2,759,840	572,271	3,232,207	2.0	89,695	3,321,902
West Virginia	781,752	1,328	15,988	17,316	799,068	19,233	834	20,067	819,135	1,323	820,458	269,958	1,069,026	(1.9)	20,067	1,089,093
Wisconsin	2,428,254	2,589	43,181	45,770	2,474,024	88,838	2,251	91,089	2,565,113	25,845	2,590,958	683,627	3,157,651	2.2	91,089	3,248,740
Wyoming	305,557	1,435	6,306	7,741	313,298	39,650	329	39,979	353,277	480	353,757	304,613	617,911	(2.0)	39,979	657,890
Total	130,718,501	207,946	2,028,282	2,236,228	132,954,729	4,205,240	99,926	4,305,166	137,259,895	404,414	137,664,309	34,775,457	167,730,186	2.6	4,305,166	172,035,352
Percentage of Total Use	76.0	0.1	1.2	1.3	77.3	2.4	0.1	2.5	79.8	-	80.0	20.2	97.5	0.0	2.5	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/ Some States make a flat percentage allowance for losses in storage and handling, and others allow for actual losses not to exceed a specified percentage. Still others permit distributors to claim stock losses in reconciliations of inventories, thus exempting the lost volume from taxation. Losses by destruction, where reported separately, are also included in this column. The maximum allowance used in the analysis to cover losses in storage and handling was one percent. Because of accounting methods, losses can be reported as a net gain.

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