(AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, 2021) In 2019–2020, a survey of about 5,000 US residents ages 16 and older found that 97% of respondents aged 35–49 drove at least occasionally, a larger percentage than for any other age group.They drove for an average of about 59 minutes and nearly 30 miles daily. In 2019–2020, a survey of about 5,000 US residents ages 16 and older found that 88.3% of respondents drove at least occasionally and made an average of 2.5 driving trips daily.This is up sharply from the 2% of passenger vehicle sales in 2018. In 2021, EVs accounted for nearly 5% of SUVs and sedans sold and more than 20% of all passenger vehicles sold.(These figures include both plug-in hybrid electric vehicles and plug-in battery electric vehicles.) (Argonne National Laboratory, 2021) Over 2.2 million plug-in EVs have been sold since 2010. Over 492,000 plug-in electric vehicles (EVs) were sold in 2021.These drivers drove a total of 3,261,772,000,000 (over three trillion) miles. In 2019, there were 228,679,719 licensed drivers and 299,267,114 registered vehicles in the United States.
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