Table 7-4: Motor-Fuel Use: 2013

Monday, November 9, 2015

(Millions of gallons)

State	Gasoline				Special fuel (mainly diesel)	Total use			Total Gallons Per Capita
	Highway use		Nonhighway use		Special fuel (mainly diesel)	Total use
	Private and commercial	Public use	Private and commercial	Public use	Private and commercial	Private and commercial	Public use	Combined total
Alabama	2,481	39	49	2	737	3,267	41	3,308	684
Alaska	244	8	27	<0.5	133	404	8	412	559
Arizona	2,539	39	66	2	717	3,322	41	3,363	507
Arkansas	1,315	27	53	1	598	1,966	28	1,995	674
California	13,977	225	340	11	2,859	17,176	236	17,413	453
Colorado	2,058	38	46	2	566	2,669	39	2,709	514
Connecticut	1,377	21	38	1	270	1,685	22	1,707	474
Delaware	401	7	22	<0.5	61	485	7	492	532
District of Columbia	88	6	2	<0.5	16	107	7	113	175
Florida	7,851	104	286	5	1,416	9,553	109	9,661	493
Georgia	4,674	63	87	3	1,249	6,010	66	6,076	608
Hawaii	427	11	9	1	53	490	11	501	356
Idaho	653	14	36	1	263	952	15	967	599
Illinois	4,410	94	119	5	1,490	6,019	99	6,118	475
Indiana	2,854	52	100	3	1,240	4,194	54	4,248	647
Iowa	1,464	31	146	2	665	2,275	33	2,308	746
Kansas	1,225	29	29	1	488	1,742	31	1,773	612
Kentucky	2,037	37	47	2	742	2,826	39	2,865	651
Louisiana	2,154	37	86	2	680	2,920	39	2,959	639
Maine	705	10	20	1	201	927	11	938	706
Maryland	2,714	31	56	1	488	3,258	32	3,290	554
Massachusetts	2,644	38	58	2	504	3,206	40	3,246	484
Michigan	4,386	70	122	3	911	5,419	73	5,492	555
Minnesota	2,343	47	128	2	662	3,133	49	3,182	587
Mississippi	1,537	28	45	1	551	2,133	29	2,162	723
Missouri	2,943	50	52	2	960	3,956	52	4,008	663
Montana	481	11	19	1	265	765	11	776	765
Nebraska	801	19	31	1	430	1,262	20	1,282	686
Nevada	1,060	15	20	1	318	1,398	16	1,414	507
New Hampshire	675	10	19	<0.5	92	786	11	796	602
New Jersey	3,829	54	80	3	790	4,699	57	4,756	534
New Mexico	901	18	21	1	507	1,429	19	1,448	694
New York	5,079	109	155	5	1,351	6,586	115	6,701	340
North Carolina	4,117	61	128	3	983	5,228	64	5,292	537
North Dakota	424	9	17	<0.5	395	836	9	845	1,167
Ohio	4,730	86	115	4	1,504	6,348	90	6,438	556
Oklahoma	1,763	35	71	2	871	2,705	37	2,742	712
Oregon	1,392	28	54	1	523	1,968	29	1,998	509
Pennsylvania	4,789	79	122	4	1,548	6,459	83	6,542	512
Rhode Island	344	8	10	<0.5	60	413	9	422	401
South Carolina	2,570	27	66	1	769	3,405	29	3,434	720
South Dakota	415	10	18	1	218	651	11	661	782
Tennessee	3,026	48	64	2	886	3,976	51	4,026	620
Texas	12,151	172	343	8	4,741	17,236	180	17,416	657
Utah	1,036	22	27	1	479	1,541	23	1,564	539
Vermont	303	6	7	<0.5	60	371	6	377	601
Virginia	3,765	56	73	3	1,005	4,843	59	4,902	593
Washington	2,584	41	87	2	656	3,326	43	3,369	483
West Virginia	757	17	14	1	287	1,058	18	1,076	581
Wisconsin	2,323	47	75	2	728	3,126	49	3,175	553
Wyoming	327	7	30	<0.5	369	726	7	733	1,257
United States	126,665	2,153	3,736	106	38,352	168,753	2,260	173,493	548

NOTES: Consumption based 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. Estimates may not be comparable to data for prior years due to revised estimation procedures.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: Motor-fuel use: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics, MF-21, available at www.fhwa.dot.gov/policyinformation/statistics.cfm as of July 2015. Population: U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates,available at www.census.gov/popest as of July 2015.

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Table 7-4: Motor-Fuel Use: 2013