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Passenger Travel

Table 4-22: Overseas Visitors to the United States by Destination City1: 2000, 2004, and 2008

		2000			2004			2008
	Rank	Visitors	Percent of		Visitors	Percent of		Visitors	Percent of
City	Rank	(thousands)	U.S. total	Rank	(thousands)	U.S. total	Rank	(thousands)	U.S. total
New York, NY	1	5,714	22.0	1	5,162	25.4	1	8,211	32.4
Los Angeles, CA	2	3,533	13.6	2	2,276	11.2	2	2,788	11.0
San Francisco, CA	5	2,831	10.9	5	1,870	9.2	3	2,610	10.3
Miami, FL	4	2,935	11.3	3	2,195	10.8	4	2,585	10.2
Orlando, FL	3	3,013	11.6	4	1,951	9.6	5	2,433	9.6
Las Vegas, NV	6	2,260	8.7	7	1,565	7.7	6	2,027	8.0
Honolulu/Oahu, HI	7	2,234	8.6	5	1,870	9.2	7	1,495	5.9
Washington, DC-MD-VA	8	1,481	5.7	8	1,057	5.2	8	1,470	5.8
Chicago, IL	9	1,351	5.2	9	935	4.6	9	1,368	5.4
Boston, MA	10	1,325	5.1	10	833	4.1	10	1,115	4.4
Philadelphia, PA	21	390	1.5	12	427	2.1	11	710	2.8
San Diego, CA	11	701	2.7	11	508	2.5	12	684	2.7
Atlanta, GA	11	701	2.7	15	366	1.8	13	532	2.1
Houston, TX	18	442	1.7	13	386	1.9	14	481	1.9
Flagstaff, AZ	U	U	U	U	U	U	15	431	1.7
Seattle, WA	20	416	1.6	18	325	1.6	16	405	1.6
Tampa/St. Petersburg, FL	13	519	2.0	13	386	1.9	17	380	1.5
Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX	14	494	1.9	18	325	1.6	17	380	1.5
San Jose, CA	14	494	1.9	16	345	1.7	19	355	1.4
Anaheim, CA	14	494	1.9	18	325	1.6	19	355	1.4
Ft. Lauderdale, FL	17	468	1.8	16	345	1.7	U	U	U
Florida Keys, FL	26	286	1.1	21	285	1.4	U	U	U
New Orleans, LA	22	364	1.4	22	244	1.2	U	U	U
Detroit, MI	23	338	1.3	23	224	1.1	U	U	U
Denver, CO	26	286	1.1	23	224	1.1	U	U	U
Newark, NJ	26	286	1.1	25	203	1.0	U	U	U
Maui, HI	18	442	1.7	24	203	1.0	U	U	U
Phoenix, AZ	23	338	1.3	24	203	1.0	U	U	U
Riverside/San Bernadino, CA	29	234	0.9	28	163	0.8	U	U	U
Portland, OR	36	156	0.6	28	163	0.8	U	U	U
West Palm Beach, FL	31	208	0.8	28	163	0.8	U	U	U
Minn./St. Paul, MN	25	312	1.2	28	163	0.8	U	U	U
Salinas, CA	U	U	U	32	142	0.7	U	U	U
Buffalo-Niagara Falls, NY	31	208	0.8	32	142	0.7	U	U	U
Sacramento, CA	31	208	0.8	34	122	0.6	U	U	U
Baltimore, MD	35	182	0.7	34	122	0.6	U	U	U
Salt Lake City, UT	36	156	0.6	34	122	0.6	U	U	U
Hawaii (The Big Island), HI	41	130	0.5	37	102	0.5	U	U	U
Cincinnati, OH	48	104	0.4	37	102	0.5	U	U	U
Ft. Myers, FL	36	156	0.6	37	102	0.5	U	U	U
Nassau, NY	48	104	0.4	37	102	0.5	U	U	U
Santa Barbara, CA	41	130	0.5	37	102	0.5	U	U	U
Oakland, CA	31	208	0.8	37	102	0.5	U	U	U
Sarasota, FL	41	130	0.5	37	102	0.5	U	U	U
St. Louis, MO	48	104	0.4	37	102	0.5	U	U	U
Cleveland, OH	48	104	0.4	37	102	0.5	U	U	U
Melbourne, FL	36	156	0.6	46	81	0.4	U	U	U
San Antonio, TX	48	104	0.4	46	81	0.4	U	U	U
Atlantic City, NJ	57	78	0.3	46	81	0.4	U	U	U
Pittsburgh, PA	48	104	0.4	46	81	0.4	U	U	U
Charlotte, NC	41	130	0.5	46	81	0.4	U	U	U
Kauai, HI	48	104	0.4	46	81	0.4	U	U	U
Nashville, TN	36	156	0.6	46	81	0.4	U	U	U
Raleigh-Durham, NC	41	130	0.5	46	81	0.4	U	U	U
Austin, TX	41	130	0.5	54	61	0.3	U	U	U
Indianapolis, IN	57	78	0.3	54	61	0.3	U	U	U
Monterey, CA	29	234	U	U	U	U	U	U	U
Tucson, AZ	41	130	U	U	U	U	U	U	U
Fresno, CA	48	104	U	U	U	U	U	U	U
Norfolk, VA	48	104	U	U	U	U	U	U	U
Columbus, OH	57	78	U	U	U	U	U	U	U
United States, total2		25,975			20,322			25,341

1International travelers to the United States from Canada and Mexico are not included.

2Includes U.S. territories.

KEY: U = data are unavailable.

NOTES: A visitor may visit more than one city "Percent of U S total" represents the percent of visitors visiting the city These columns therefore do not

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Registered Vehicles and

Vehicle-Miles Traveled

Registered Vehicles and Vehicle-Miles Traveled

Table 5-1: Motor-Vehicle Registrations: 2007

(Thousands)

	Private and commercial				Partial classification of trucks2
	Auto-	Motor-			Truck			Sport	Other
State	mobiles	cycles	Buses	Trucks1	tractors	Pickups	Vans	utilities	light3
Alabama	1,960	110	3	2,664	103	1,369	305	839	28
Alaska	238	26	2	426	4	205	52	157	4
Arizona	2,220	124	1	2,110	33	890	324	801	10
Arkansas	934	64	2	1,047	29	573	128	329	44
California	19,829	751	40	13,530	148	3,997	2,393	5,187	50
Colorado	775	111	2	889	8	306	107	367	76
Connecticut4	1,977	64	10	1,019	2	303	213	491	5
Delaware	465	23	2	373	1	47	28	68	6
District of Columbia	161	1	3	42	0	5	10	23	0
Florida	7,075	619	4	9,068	286	1,940	1,146	2,414	23
Georgia	4,125	171	5	4,258	88	1,643	609	1,475	19
Hawaii	514	30	4	456	1	190	85	175	2
Idaho	519	44	1	738	21	381	77	202	4
Illinois	5,738	308	18	3,911	73	1,151	984	1,531	47
Indiana5	2,670	147	9	2,183	59	922	463	606	58
Iowa	1,715	161	1	1,595	63	690	282	364	36
Kansas	871	77	1	1,526	29	630	331	381	96
Kentucky	1,911	62	1	1,586	28	780	242	465	150
Louisiana	1,884	64	16	1,939	40	1,029	217	605	129
Maine	563	50	1	492	4	235	75	161	8
Maryland	2,639	78	7	1,821	18	543	413	819	24
Massachusetts	3,255	144	11	2,033	13	577	443	976	21
Michigan	4,922	267	10	3,111	25	1,384	942	1,530	56
Minnesota	2,539	229	7	2,155	36	814	434	672	44
Mississippi	1,127	28	4	849	9	473	96	248	4
Missouri	2,668	92	4	2,211	50	985	384	698	85
Montana	384	20	1	537	20	269	53	135	141
Nebraska	801	40	1	894	39	386	140	258	160
Nevada	689	61	2	709	8	256	86	274	3
New Hampshire4	639	76	2	526	5	213	92	203	4
New Jersey4	3,784	163	19	2,283	15	483	564	1,205	29
New Mexico	687	46	2	868	13	422	97	265	23
New York4	8,785	315	28	2,456	8	533	568	1,076	41
North Carolina	3,569	116	10	2,628	59	1,062	426	906	82
North Dakota	340	28	1	355	9	160	50	85	40
Ohio	6,297	346	22	4,352	43	1,564	1,023	1,507	45
Oklahoma	1,592	101	2	1,546	12	774	187	404	159
Oregon	1,433	96	5	1,576	22	687	247	520	26
Pennsylvania4	5,756	353	30	4,025	74	1,195	807	1,622	16
Rhode Island4	486	31	2	298	4	91	61	127	1
South Carolina	1,929	95	5	1,533	21	653	241	581	36
South Dakota	368	58	1	475	20	199	62	110	2
Tennessee	2,996	144	4	2,237	68	1,033	767	1,089	54
Texas	8,681	384	19	8,928	183	4,183	1,124	3,283	211
Utah	1,127	54	0	1,163	47	485	161	418	77
Vermont	294	26	1	260	3	114	39	97	4
Virginia	3,923	80	3	2,600	41	917	489	1,064	32
Washington	3,124	205	4	2,556	34	1,050	439	911	32
West Virginia	694	45	1	676	11	333	86	220	5
Wisconsin	2,628	325	10	2,307	41	860	524	730	81
Wyoming	210	38	1	418	4	229	35	120	6
United States, total	134,510	7,093	345	108,239	1,981	40,211	19,151	38,793	2,338

1Includes light trucks (pickups, vans, sport utility vehicles, and other light trucks) as well as medium and large trucks.

2May not add to total because some trucks may be unclassified and other trucks may be included more than once. For instance, a truck-tractor in farm use may be counted as both a "truck tractor" and an "other light truck."

3Includes farm trucks and other light trucks.

4The following farm trucks, registered at a nominal fee and restricted to use in the vicinity of the owner's farm, are not included in this table: Connecticut, 6,693; New Hampshire, 10,320; New Jersey, 8,823; New York, 32,489; Pennsylvania, 25,321; and Rhode Island, 4,215.

5State did not provide current data. Table displays 2005 private and commercial and state, county, and municipal vehicles.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics 2007 , Washington, DC: 2008, tables MV-1 and MV-9, available at http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/policy/ohpi/hss/hsspubs.cfm as of Dec. 23, 2008.

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Table 5-2: Trailer and Semi-Trailer Registrations: 2007

	Private and commercial			Publicly owned
	Commercial	Light farm			State, county,
	Commercial	trailers, car	House	Federal	municipal
State	trailers2	trailers, etc.3	trailers4	government	government
Alabama	74,914	103,925	13,932	15	1,193
Alaska	12,760	107,926	U	140	1,974
Arizona	113,511	395,017	179,415	102	4,148
Arkansas	69,140	507,292	8,603	7	280
California	756,955	1,645,346	599,944	393	61,922
Colorado	51,514	121,100	50,990	85	2,163
Connecticut	85,105	117,411	U	13	2,950
Delaware	44,287	30,906	U	7	1,012
District of Columbia	84	957	U	160	367
Florida	75,267	1,679,364	U	193	30,775
Georgia	222,317	695,047	49,055	136	4,989
Hawaii	4,773	27,159	U	5	1,434
Idaho	45,251	72,688	70,901	63	3,157
Illinois	135,247	609,037	143,468	246	179
Indiana5	66,715	361,792	93,602	42	2,315
Iowa	231,011	413,121	82,446	21	5,087
Kansas	86,601	25,014	19,678	25	969
Kentucky	5,092	37,610	43,464	64	145
Louisiana	192,175	332,975	8,841	27	3,327
Maine	794,033	119,587	U	8	2,934
Maryland	21,738	269,809	U	109	434
Massachusetts	25,894	306,678	U	77	235
Michigan	42,235	100,663	19,493	90	4,848
Minnesota	195,331	842,921	114,210	87	4,067
Mississippi	32,208	64,131	9,453	33	1,672
Missouri	102,536	505,079	U	132	484
Montana	28,927	220,406	98,192	56	2,841
Nebraska	109,317	218,383	U	13	1,276
Nevada	11,862	105,232	46,795	50	1,202
New Hampshire	10,674	156,797	U	4	1,314
New Jersey	28,094	406,586	U	170	122
New Mexico	45,266	26,124	20,239	147	3,696
New York	10,236	665,874	U	375	10,917
North Carolina	90,887	751,140	2,074	47	8,682
North Dakota	32,447	38,896	23,188	9	1,176
Ohio	99,723	541,728	104,677	132	15,280
Oklahoma	184,907	71,909	6,378	37	2,352
Oregon	55,189	105,704	98,017	104	11,876
Pennsylvania	152,489	581,137	278,272	216	4,587
Rhode Island	6,994	55,201	U	8	1,106
South Carolina	22,544	36,315	153	34	1,363
South Dakota	55,693	56,762	80,322	32	1,623
Tennessee	84,421	32,771	205	75	400
Texas	285,898	1,794,516	U	191	45,901
Utah	53,626	95,908	86,734	79	526
Vermont	95,207	84,844	U	2	807
Virginia	82,151	168,294	71,958	64	2,774
Washington	63,893	518,877	114,911	167	2,341
West Virginia	109,086	146,090	73,137	9	3,201
Wisconsin	350,660	1,609	63,331	30	1,735
Wyoming	20,091	286,160	34,037	94	1,341
United States, total	5,576,976	16,659,818	2,710,115	4,425	271,499

1The completeness of data on trailer registrations varies greatly among states. Data are reported to the extent available and, in some cases, are supplemented by Federal Highway Administration estimates.

2This column includes all commercial type vehicles and semi-trailers that are in private or for-hire use.

3Several states do not require the registration of light farm or automobile trailers.

4Some states may not require the registrations of mobile homes and house trailers. In states where this classification is not available, house trailers are included with light car trailers.

5State did not provide current data. Table displays State's 2005 data for private and commercial and state, county, and municipal trailers.

KEY: U = data are unavailable.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration,Highway Statistics 2007 , Washington, DC: 2008, table MV-11, available at http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/policy/ohpi/hss/hsspubs.cfm as of Dec. 23, 2008.

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Table 5-3: Highway Vehicle-Miles Traveled (VMT): 2002, 2007

		2002			2007
	Total VMT	Estimated	VMT per	Total VMT	Estimated	VMT per
State	(millions)	population	capita	(millions)	population	capita
Alabama	57,515	4,471,006	12,864	61,410	4,627,851	13,270
Alaska	4,896	642,699	7,618	5,153	683,478	7,539
Arizona	51,334	5,444,881	9,428	62,963	6,338,755	9,933
Arkansas	30,080	2,703,310	11,127	33,171	2,834,797	11,701
California	320,942	34,963,856	9,179	328,312	36,553,215	8,982
Colorado	43,545	4,507,762	9,660	48,713	4,861,515	10,020
Connecticut	31,205	3,451,867	9,040	32,053	3,502,309	9,152
Delaware	8,875	804,875	11,027	9,483	864,764	10,966
District of Columbia	3,547	579,190	6,124	3,609	588,292	6,135
Florida	178,367	16,667,906	10,701	206,121	18,251,243	11,294
Georgia	108,321	8,591,169	12,608	112,541	9,544,750	11,791
Hawaii	8,886	1,228,763	7,232	10,345	1,283,388	8,061
Idaho	14,167	1,342,103	10,556	15,782	1,499,402	10,526
Illinois	105,401	12,578,317	8,380	107,483	12,852,548	8,363
Indiana1	72,523	6,151,102	11,790	71,478	6,345,289	11,265
Iowa	30,847	2,931,084	10,524	31,253	2,988,046	10,459
Kansas	28,443	2,712,383	10,486	30,048	2,775,997	10,824
Kentucky	46,841	4,089,032	11,455	48,063	4,241,474	11,332
Louisiana	43,295	4,465,490	9,695	45,376	4,293,204	10,569
Maine	14,727	1,294,187	11,379	15,035	1,317,207	11,414
Maryland	53,702	5,433,822	9,883	56,503	5,618,344	10,057
Massachusetts	53,266	6,431,788	8,282	55,071	6,449,755	8,538
Michigan	100,144	10,043,737	9,971	104,614	10,071,822	10,387
Minnesota2	54,562	5,020,624	10,868	57,233	5,197,621	11,011
Mississippi	36,429	2,859,196	12,741	43,337	2,918,785	14,848
Missouri	68,163	5,676,209	12,009	69,151	5,878,415	11,764
Montana	10,395	910,282	11,420	11,307	957,861	11,804
Nebraska	18,719	1,725,545	10,848	19,439	1,774,571	10,954
Nevada	17,966	2,167,645	8,288	22,146	2,565,382	8,633
New Hampshire	12,578	1,272,185	9,887	13,459	1,315,828	10,229
New Jersey	69,942	8,558,327	8,172	76,152	8,685,920	8,767
New Mexico	22,789	1,850,562	12,315	26,850	1,969,915	13,630
New York	133,057	19,132,542	6,954	136,737	19,297,729	7,086
North Carolina	92,894	8,319,293	11,166	103,598	9,061,032	11,433
North Dakota	7,336	633,861	11,574	7,844	639,715	12,262
Ohio	107,861	11,414,816	9,449	110,631	11,466,917	9,648
Oklahoma	45,731	3,485,515	13,120	47,572	3,617,316	13,151
Oregon	34,578	3,521,520	9,819	34,750	3,747,455	9,273
Pennsylvania	104,476	12,305,751	8,490	108,699	12,432,792	8,743
Rhode Island	8,142	1,066,888	7,632	8,636	1,057,832	8,164
South Carolina	47,290	4,104,683	11,521	51,109	4,407,709	11,595
South Dakota	8,499	761,995	11,154	9,005	796,214	11,310
Tennessee	68,229	5,801,841	11,760	71,179	6,156,719	11,561
Texas	221,026	21,730,350	10,171	243,443	23,904,380	10,184
Utah	24,564	2,336,872	10,511	26,832	2,645,330	10,143
Vermont	9,677	615,250	15,729	7,694	621,254	12,385
Virginia	77,450	7,281,659	10,636	82,077	7,712,091	10,643
Washington	54,776	6,061,872	9,036	56,939	6,468,424	8,803
West Virginia	20,005	1,800,090	11,113	20,564	1,812,035	11,349
Wisconsin	58,746	5,445,115	10,789	59,493	5,601,640	10,621
Wyoming	9,007	497,204	18,115	9,366	522,830	17,914
United States, total	2,855,756	287,888,021	9,920	3,029,822	301,621,157	10,045

12007 data excludes 788 miles of Federal agency owned roads.

22007 data excludes 437 miles of local government owned roads.

NOTES: Travel for all systems are FHWA estimates based on State provided HPMS data. Population estimates are for July 1 of given year.

SOURCES: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics 2007 , Table VM-2, Washington, DC: Annual editions, available at http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/policy/ohpi/hss/hsspubs.cfm as of Dec. 2008. U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Census Bureau, Statistical Abstract of the United States 2008 , Table 12, Washington, DC: 2008, available at http://www.census.gov/compendia/statab/ as of Dec. 24, 2008.

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Table 5-4: Highway, Demographic, and Geographic Characteristics of 30 Largest Urbanized Areas: 2007

			Net land			Miles of			Total	Average
		Estimated	area	Persons	Total	roadway per		Total	estimated	daily traffic
		population	(square	per square	roadway	thousand	Total DVMT DVMT per freeway lane			per freeway
Federal-aid urbanized area1	State(s)	(thousands)	miles)	mile	miles	persons	(thousands)	capita	miles2	lane mile
New York-Newark	NY, NJ, CT	18,196	4,485	4,057	43,601	2.4	305,739	16.8	7,213	16,531
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Santa Ana	CA	12,345	1,971	6,263	24,870	2.0	280,399	23.0	5,614	24,089
Chicago	IL, IN	8,988	3,624	2,480	25,812	2.9	173,064	19.3	2,982	18,385
Miami	FL	5,423	1,499	3,618	16,355	3.0	133,259	24.6	2,102	19,523
Philadelphia	PA, NJ, DE, MD	5,291	2,257	2,344	19,411	3.7	107,580	20.3	2,409	15,111
Atlanta	GA	4,477	3,027	1,479	20,088	5.0	126,529	28.0	2,508	19,068
Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington	TX	4,430	1,657	2,674	17,862	4.0	118,058	26.6	3,184	17,135
Washington	VA, MD, DC	4,332	1,305	3,320	11,737	2.7	97,861	22.6	2,077	18,799
Boston	MA, NH, RI	4,101	2,241	1,830	16,865	4.0	93,340	23.0	2,547	15,683
Detroit	MI	3,894	1,439	2,706	14,831	4.0	103,984	27.0	1,916	17,110
Phoenix	AZ	3,459	1,115	3,102	12,556	4.0	78,517	23.0	1,549	18,991
San Francisco-Oakland	CA	3,162	1,054	3,000	7,137	2.0	68,939	22.0	1,931	19,866
Seattle	WA	3,108	1,185	2,623	11,983	4.0	71,358	23.0	1,854	16,542
Houston	TX	3,099	1,476	2,100	15,558	5.0	104,390	34.0	2,547	18,968
San Diego	CA	2,951	984	2,999	5,087	2.0	68,441	23.0	1,991	19,200
Minneapolis-St. Paul	MN	2,519	1,192	2,113	11,898	5.0	64,318	26.0	1,637	17,341
Tampa-St. Petersburg	FL	2,322	1,072	2,166	9,582	4.0	65,364	28.0	883	16,077
San Juan	PR	2,313	1,075	2,152	7,464	3.0	32,299	14.0	793	15,301
St. Louis	MO, IL	2,215	1,359	1,630	11,014	5.0	67,665	31.0	2,370	12,494
Denver-Aurora	CO	2,184	814	2,683	8,322	4.0	52,736	24.0	1,279	15,947
Baltimore	MD	2,149	683	3,146	7,179	3.0	52,665	25.0	1,556	17,142
Riverside-San Bernardino	CA	1,917	747	2,566	5,060	3.0	42,407	22.0	1,118	21,653
Sacramento	CA	1,858	446	4,166	4,759	3.0	34,838	19.0	824	19,362
Portland	OR, WA	1,805	538	3,355	6,968	3.9	35,210	19.5	785	17,359
Pittsburgh	PA	1,745	1,215	1,436	9,356	5.0	38,455	22.0	1,275	9,728
Cincinnati	OH, KY, IN	1,728	959	1,802	6,759	4.0	41,303	24.0	1,231	15,425
Cleveland	OH	1,726	897	1,924	7,240	4.2	39,142	22.7	1,409	12,860
San Jose	CA	1,703	353	4,824	3,969	2.0	36,851	22.0	898	18,575
Virginia Beach	VA	1,535	1,812	847	5,965	4.0	36,022	24.0	947	13,847
Kansas City	MO, KS	1,525	1,049	1,454	9,097	6.0	43,988	28.8	1,925	10,917

1A "federal-aid urbanized area" is an area with 50,000 or more persons that, at a minimum, encompasses the land area delineated as the urbanized area by the U.S. Census Bureau. Areas are ranked by population.

2Lane miles estimated by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).

KEY: DVMT = daily vehicle-miles of travel.

NOTE: Ratios are based on unrounded numbers.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics 2007, Washington, DC: 2008, table HM-72, available at http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/policy/ohpi/hss/hsspubs.cfm as of Jan. 5, 2009.

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Registered Vehicles and Vehicle-Miles Traveled

Table 5-5: Highway Congestion in the 50 Largest Urban Areas: 2005 (Ranked by hours of delay per person)

		Population	Hours of delay	Hours of	Cost of	Cost of
		Population	Hours of delay	delay per	congestion ($	congestion
Urban area	Rank	(thousands)	(thousands)	person	millions)	per person ($)
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Santa Ana, CA	1	12,540	490,552	39	9,324	744
Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX	2	4,445	152,129	34	2,747	618
Houston, TX	3	3,790	124,132	33	2,225	587
Atlanta, GA	4	4,170	132,295	32	2,581	619
San Francisco-Oakland, CA	5	4,140	129,919	31	2,414	583
San Diego, CA	6	2,905	90,711	31	1,708	588
Denver-Aurora, CO	7	2,090	64,997	31	1,176	563
San Jose, CA	8	1,675	50,038	30	899	537
Orlando, FL	9	1,360	40,595	30	738	543
Washington, DC-VA-MD	10	4,280	127,394	30	2,331	545
Detroit, MI	11	4,055	115,547	28	2,174	536
Miami, FL	12	5,330	150,146	28	2,730	512
Riverside-San Bernardino, CA	13	1,800	48,266	27	955	531
Austin, TX	14	855	22,580	26	422	494
Phoenix, AZ	15	3,270	81,727	25	1,687	516
Tampa-St. Petersburg, FL	16	2,250	56,203	25	1,004	446
Chicago, IL-IN	17	8,140	202,835	25	3,968	487
Seattle, WA	18	3,005	74,098	25	1,413	470
Charlotte, NC-SC	19	860	21,205	25	409	476
Baltimore, MD	20	2,315	56,769	25	1,126	486
Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN	21	2,520	59,746	24	1,100	437
Indianapolis, IN	22	1,035	24,318	23	478	462
Boston, MA-NH-RI	23	4,075	93,375	23	1,820	447
Louisville, KY-IN	24	905	20,559	23	395	436
Sacramento, CA	25	1,750	39,577	23	729	417
Nashville-Davidson, TN	26	990	21,707	22	404	408
Las Vegas, NV	27	1,365	29,493	22	543	398
New York-Newark, NY-NJ-CT	28	17,775	384,046	22	7,383	415
San Antonio, TX	29	1,360	29,380	22	530	390
Philadelphia, PA-NJ-DE-MD	30	5,300	111,703	21	2,077	392
Jacksonville, FL	31	990	20,779	21	376	380
Portland, OR-WA	32	1,730	33,660	19	625	361
Raleigh-Durham, NC	33	950	18,234	19	347	365
Columbus, OH	34	1,195	21,958	18	408	341
St. Louis, MO-IL	35	2,105	37,771	18	711	338
Memphis, TN-MS-AR	36	1,020	17,128	17	317	311
Bridgeport-Stamford, CT-NY	37	870	14,510	17	280	322
Virginia Beach, VA	38	1,540	25,602	17	468	304
Providence, RI-MA	39	1,245	19,482	16	344	276
Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN	40	1,620	24,377	15	459	283
Salt Lake City, UT	41	970	14,236	15	250	258
Oklahoma City, OK	42	850	9,468	11	171	201
Richmond, VA	43	920	10,082	11	181	197
Milwaukee, WI	44	1,460	15,402	11	282	193
Hartford, CT	45	890	9,252	10	166	187
New Orleans, LA	46	1,090	10,837	10	208	191
Kansas City, MO-KS	47	1,500	13,737	9	256	171
Pittsburgh, PA	48	1,800	16,159	9	285	158
Cleveland, OH	49	1,790	13,162	7	236	132
Buffalo, NY	50	1,130	5,853	5	112	99

NOTES: TTI's methodology changes periodically. When changes do occur, the methods are applied to all years, resulting in changes possibly over the entire period of data available. Consequently, the most recently published figures may not be comparable to those in past editions.

SOURCE: Texas Transportation Institute, 2007 Urban Mobility Report, College Station, TX: 2007, available at http://mobility.tamu.edu/ums/ as of Mar. 4, 2009.

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Registered Vehicles and Vehicle-Miles Traveled

Table 5-6: Recreational Boat Registrations by Propulsion Type: 2007

State	Powered1	Nonpowered2	Other3	Total
Alabama	264,452	3,389	6,335	274,176
Alaska	46,586	664	298	47,548
Arizona	138,106	0	6,464	144,570
Arkansas	188,801	539	16,855	206,195
California	894,805	40,190	29,886	964,881
Colorado	92,380	3,856	1,819	98,055
Connecticut	107,966	414	159	108,539
Delaware	60,176	0	1,393	61,569
District of Columbia	2,295	372	199	2,866
Florida	949,537	18,812	23,331	991,680
Georgia	322,862	805	20,930	344,597
Hawaii	14,376	642	76	15,094
Idaho	88,592	751	2,269	91,612
Illinois	305,823	62,189	11,442	379,454
Indiana	239,018	1,506	950	241,474
Iowa	102,746	21,816	89,205	213,767
Kansas	89,763	3,609	528	93,900
Kentucky	163,918	0	12,798	176,716
Louisiana	301,249	0	0	301,249
Maine	112,302	0	516	112,818
Maryland	194,356	498	8,038	202,892
Massachusetts	136,606	0	8,890	145,496
Michigan	781,186	46,264	3,293	830,743
Minnesota	648,409	204,893	13,194	866,496
Mississippi	179,404	952	0	180,356
Missouri	319,278	2,504	0	321,782
Montana	78,860	791	0	79,651
Nebraska	79,788	1	3,933	83,722
Nevada	58,600	335	960	59,895
New Hampshire	96,253	4,008	0	100,261
New Jersey	183,147	0	0	183,147
New Mexico	36,474	1,080	546	38,100
New York	484,623	0	9,397	494,020
North Carolina	370,403	1,651	3,761	375,815
North Dakota	52,478	655	386	53,519
Ohio	323,334	90,017	1,877	415,228
Oklahoma	223,758	0	0	223,758
Oregon	181,261	0	2,886	184,147
Pennsylvania	303,021	24,905	14,501	342,427
Rhode Island	43,665	0	0	43,665
South Carolina	417,309	22,097	2,634	442,040
South Dakota	49,733	3,573	264	53,570
Tennessee	273,371	1,543	0	274,914
Texas	589,918	3,079	6,570	599,567
Utah	75,842	1,079	0	76,921
Vermont	31,482	0	0	31,482
Virginia	246,581	252	4,607	251,440
Washington	270,789	0	0	270,789
West Virginia	63,064	0	0	63,064
Wisconsin	591,655	8,489	17,222	617,366
Wyoming	25,921	643	392	26,956
United States, total4	11,966,627	579,351	329,590	12,875,568

1Powered boats include traditional power boats, sailboats with auxiliary engines and personal watercraft (such as jet-skis).

2Nonpowered boats include row boats, sail boats, canoes and kayaks.

3Other boats are those not included elsewhere.

4U.S. totals include Guam, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands.

NOTES: Data are derived from reports of states and other jurisdictions with varying registration categories. The U.S. totals do not include sailboards, which are registered in some states.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, U.S. Coast Guard, Office of Boating Safety, personal communication, Dec. 9, 2008.

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