List of U.S. states by vehicles per capita

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This is a list of U.S. states by vehicles per capita. Vehicle data are from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics and population data are from the US Census.

Data are for the year 2021.

State Vehicles Vehicles
/ person		 Miles /
vehicle		 Mpg
 United States 282,366,285 0.850 11,121 24.4
 Montana 2,140,014 1.934 6,300 26.7
 South Dakota 1,433,044 1.599 6,974 21.4
 Wyoming 870,969 1.503 12,741 37.7
 Iowa 3,839,312 1.201 8,605 22.5
 North Dakota 925,186 1.189 10,004 24.1
 Arkansas 3,555,142 1.174 10,809 27.1
 Alabama 5,463,966 1.082 14,562 25.9
 Idaho 1,976,199 1.038 9,770 25.4
 Washington 7,966,147 1.029 7,255 23.9
 New Hampshire 1,417,949 1.022 9,260 21.2
 Maine 1,387,656 1.006 10,493 24.3
 Nebraska 1,933,528 0.984 10,970 24.9
 Wisconsin 5,769,058 0.981 11,264 27.7
 South Carolina 5,091,679 0.980 11,291 22.4
 Kentucky 4,408,730 0.978 10,913 23.2
 Minnesota 5,511,960 0.964 10,372 26.0
 Tennessee 6,712,722 0.964 12,304 25.6
 Michigan 9,556,452 0.952 10,123 23.8
 Vermont 614,340 0.949 10,784 25.2
 Oregon 4,010,635 0.942 9,186 26.0
 Alaska 686,142 0.934 8,383 24.6
 Ohio 10,892,377 0.926 10,367 25.3
 Indiana 6,241,291 0.916 12,600 26.5
 Missouri 5,603,939 0.908 14,238 26.6
 Kansas 2,606,313 0.887 12,160 26.3
 Virginia 7,652,036 0.884 10,468 21.0
 New Mexico 1,862,673 0.880 14,400 27.5
 Florida 19,180,165 0.879 11,343 26.4
 Colorado 5,096,394 0.877 10,564 25.0
 Illinois 11,003,729 0.867 8,863 24.4
 Hawaii 1,246,765 0.862 7,998 25.7
 Nevada 2,676,143 0.850 10,118 24.1
 Utah 2,838,505 0.850 11,851 28.8
 Georgia 9,142,656 0.847 13,200 26.6
 Oklahoma 3,353,167 0.840 13,349 25.3
 Pennsylvania 10,927,881 0.840 9,397 23.7
 Louisiana 3,862,490 0.835 14,169 26.7
 Arizona 6,064,542 0.834 12,163 26.4
 North Carolina 8,707,506 0.824 13,521 25.7
 Mississippi 2,385,768 0.809 17,124 24.6
 California 31,349,073 0.801 9,915 24.3
 Maryland 4,910,674 0.795 11,526 23.9
 Texas 23,012,990 0.778 12,386 20.9
 Connecticut 2,756,485 0.765 10,517 22.1
 Massachusetts 5,207,052 0.745 11,353 24.9
 Rhode Island 801,654 0.731 9,388 22.7
 West Virginia 1,219,024 0.683 13,190 21.0
 New Jersey 6,249,905 0.674 11,788 22.1
 District of Columbia 363,287 0.543 8,941 32.6
 New York 9,408,796 0.474 11,359 21.7
 Delaware 472,175 0.470 21,501 21.9

Notes

References

  1. ^ "State Highway Travel". bts.gov. Retrieved 6 Feb 2024.
  2. ^ "State Population Totals and Components of Change: 2020-2023". census.gov. 18 Dec 2023. Retrieved 6 Feb 2024.
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