1998-99 Ohio Licensed Drivers by County

1998–99 Ohio Licensed Drivers by County

	Site Map
	Preface
	Chapter 1
-	Auto Insurance: An Overview
-	Factors That Affect Auto Insurance: From a Company Standpoint
-	Factors That Affect Auto Insurance: From a Consumer Standpoint
-	Factors That Affect Auto Insurance: Age and Its Impact
-	Factors That Affect Auto Insurance: Hospital and Medical Costs
-	Auto Insurance Markets
-	1998 Passenger Vehicles Insured Through Voluntary and Involuntary Plans by State
-	2000 Auto Insurance Premiums in Selected Ohio Cities
-	1998 US Auto Insurance Premiums by State
-	Where the Auto Insurance Premium Dollar Goes in Ohio and US
-	Auto Repair Costs in Selected Ohio Cities 1996 vs. 2000
-	How to Save Money on Auto Insurance
-	Competitive Auto Replacement Parts
-	Average Auto Repair Cost Comparisons for Specific Parts—1997 vs. 2001
-	Average New Car Expenditures—1995-99
-	1999 Top Selling Vehicles in the US
-	1999 Top Selling Vehicles in the US by Type and Color
	1998-99 Ohio Licensed Drivers by County
-	1998-99 Ohio Motor Vehicle Registrations by County
-	Airbag Update
-	Settling an Auto Insurance Claim
	Chapter 2
	Chapter 3
	Chapter 4
	Chapter 5
	Chapter 6
	Chapter 7
	Glossary
	OII Sound-Off Page

	Licensed Drivers
COUNTY	1998	1999

Adams	22,785	22,956
Allen	83,904	84,754
Ashland	35,713	36,052
Ashtabula	79,830	80,085
Athens	40,711	40,549
Auglaize	33,577	33,827
Belmont	52,307	52,474
Brown	27,965	28,584
Butler	201,664	203,079
Carroll	15,719	15,972
Champaign	28,470	28,787
Clark	105,279	105,419
Clermont	87,380	88,717
Clinton	33,153	33,670
Columbiana	87,529	87,492
Coshocton	24,904	25,404
Crawford	36,867	36,981
Cuyahoga	1,025,728	1,031,120
Darke	34,910	35,213
Defiance	30,101	29,835
Delaware	63,885	66,860
Erie	63,802	64,839
Fairfield	85,232	86,218
Fayette	19,211	19,401
Franklin	786,335	789,278
Fulton	35,572	35,943
Gallia	23,472	23,646
Geauga	48,124	48,939
Greene	73,668	74,096
Guernsey	29,966	30,609
Hamilton	683,572	684,339
Licking	90,495	92,076
Logan	36,468	36,835
Lorain	200,441	203,574
Lucas	340,623	339,396
Madison	30,685	31,178
Mahoning	195,829	196,208
Marion	47,605	47,677
Medina	107,582	110,647
Meigs	15,742	15,818
Mercer	30,432	30,653
Miami	78,628	79,524
Monroe	11,305	11,334
Montgomery	442,305	446,763
Morgan	8,840	9,486
Morrow	16,530	17,922
Muskingum	60,908	65,110
Noble	6,418	6,874
Ottawa	33,151	35,265
Paulding	13,731	14,513
Perry	24,928	26,910
Pickaway	30,528	32,854
Pike	17,161	18,332
Portage	87,692	94,031
Preble	30,066	32,285
Putnam	25,207	27,058
Richland	90,306	95,821
Ross	48,924	52,747
Sandusky	39,241	41,629
Scioto	50,353	53,601
Seneca	45,472	48,236
Shelby	31,371	33,777
Stark	275,648	294,271
Summit	365,903	389,199
Trumbull	159,466	169,002
Tuscarawas	65,695	70,916
Union	21,932	24,039
Van Wert	17,991	19,066
Vinton	7,631	8,225
Warren	92,821	102,717
Washington	47,709	50,466
Wayne	76,446	82,022
Williams	28,518	30,176
Wood	68,313	72,974
Wyandot	16,953	17,971
Unknown	147,036	162,105

STATEWIDE	8,216,013	8,403,219

Source: Ohio Department of Public Safety, 1999 figures as of July 12, 2000

Two Ohio cities made Rochester, Wisconsin-based Runzheimer International’s list of low-cost places to own a car. Dayton ranked 7th lowest at an annual cost of $6,344, with Cincinnati coming in 10th at $6,392. The cheapest city was Sioux Falls, SD at $6,171 and LA came in at the most-expensive spot at $9,254.
(Dayton Daily News, 10/9/00)