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Table 6-4: Truck Transportation Establishments and Employment: 2004

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State Number of establishments1 Number of employees Annual payroll ($ thousands)
Alabama 2,049 30,219 989,143
Alaska 228 3,021 139,014
Arizona 1,477 19,544 687,641
Arkansas 1,823 44,872 1,376,045
California 9,146 117,601 4,238,902
Colorado 1,846 17,642 633,127
Connecticut 676 7,493 296,762
Delaware 313 4,127 131,815
District of Columbia 20 364 9,847
Florida 5,084 48,292 1,671,438
Georgia 3,303 53,514 1,861,856
Hawaii 183 3,375 110,745
Idaho 1,072 7,989 242,565
Illinois 6,345 67,815 2,640,755
Indiana 3,462 54,746 1,959,143
Iowa 2,739 33,241 1,110,788
Kansas 1,744 17,836 606,285
Kentucky 2,067 22,433 770,686
Louisiana 1,738 19,749 604,022
Maine 817 6,001 200,527
Maryland 1,667 17,393 645,664
Massachusetts 1,516 16,740 690,445
Michigan 3,241 40,592 1,639,055
Minnesota 2,892 22,569 846,420
Mississippi 1,656 18,659 579,389
Missouri 3,269 42,162 1,455,740
Montana 736 4,823 162,329
Nebraska 1,758 18,303 648,620
Nevada 630 6,335 238,985
New Hampshire 458 4,174 148,873
New Jersey 3,331 43,963 1,879,579
New Mexico 703 7,261 261,109
New York 4,476 41,899 1,520,843
North Carolina 3,521 51,610 1,735,135
North Dakota 747 5,268 174,715
Ohio 4,741 66,841 2,479,925
Oklahoma 1,607 19,295 630,257
Oregon 1,720 22,272 800,793
Pennsylvania 4,290 61,570 2,252,010
Rhode Island 324 2,932 100,268
South Carolina 1,480 21,885 741,631
South Dakota 760 4,736 149,665
Tennessee 2,322 53,987 1,953,831
Texas 7,619 110,396 3,732,189
Utah 1,125 21,075 673,028
Vermont 340 2,388 84,529
Virginia 3,127 32,949 1,126,013
Washington 2,399 23,565 856,923
West Virginia 1,036 8,706 260,304
Wisconsin 3,760 50,526 1,909,453
Wyoming 543 3,710 133,820
United States, total 113,926 1,428,458 50,792,646

1The truck transportation sector (North American Industrial Classification System [NAICS] 484) includes industries providing over-the-road transportation of cargo using motor vehicles, such as trucks and tractor trailers. The sector is subdivided into general freight trucking and specialized freight trucking. This distinction reflects differences in equipment used, type of load carried, scheduling, terminal, and other networking services.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Census Bureau, 2004 County Business Patterns, Washington, DC: 2006, available at http://www.census.gov/epcd/cbp/view/cbpview.html as of Sept. 26, 2006.



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