| A glance at total taxes levied by the states on gasoline on top of the 18.6 cents per gallon federal gas tax. Although most states use this revenue for roads, bridges and public transit, some allow the money to be spent on non-transportation projects. (Gas taxes for Kentucky and North Carolina are levied on wholesale prices.) |
| State Cents per gallon |
| Ala. 18.0 |
| Alaska 8.0 |
| Ariz. 18.0 |
| Ark. 21.5 |
| Calif. 18.0 |
| Colo. 22.0 |
| Conn. 25.0 |
| Del. 23.0 |
| D.C. 20.0 |
| Fla. 15.3 |
| Ga. 15.2 |
| Hawaii 16.0 |
| Idaho 25.0 |
| Ill. 20.1 |
| Ind. 18.0 |
| Iowa 21.0 |
| Kan. 24.0 |
| Ky. --- |
| La. 20.0 |
| Maine 26.8 |
| Md. 23.5 |
| Mass. 21.0 |
| Mich. 19.0 |
| Minn. 20.0 |
| Miss. 18.4 |
| Mo. 17.55 |
| Mont. 27.0 |
| Neb. 28.0 |
| Nev. 24.805 |
| N.H. 19.625 |
| N.J. 14.5 |
| N.M. 18.875 |
| N.Y. 24.6 |
| N.C. --- |
| N.D. 23.0 |
| Ohio 28.0 |
| Okla. 17.0 |
| Ore. 24.0 |
| Pa. 31.2 |
| R.I. 31.0 |
| S.C. 16.0 |
| S.D. 22.0 |
| Tenn. 21.4 |
| Texas 20.0 |
| Utah 24.5 |
| Vt. 20.0 |
| Va. 17.5 |
| Wash. 34.0 |
| W.Va. 31.5 |
| Wis. 32.9 |
| Wyo. 14.0 |
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| Source: National Surface Transportation Policy and Revenue Study Commission. |
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