September 2023

Looking at Varying Fleet Operations Through Benchmark Statistics

Almost 50% of respondents reported that their fleet size had increased with some agencies noting vehicles have been especially hard to procure, according to Government Fleet’s biennial industry survey.

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More than half of respondents — 56.45% — make less than $100,001 annually.

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Public Sector Fleet Manager Salaries Rise Slightly

Changes in Fleet Services, Outsourcing Work

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Changes in Fleet Services, Outsourcing Work

The city of Raleigh’s electrification strategy, set to roll out by the end of 2023, will...

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6 Inflation-Fighting Fuel Management Strategies

Senior Fleet Technician Adam Kasel at the Dakota County fleet facilities.

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How to Calculate the Right Vehicle-to-Technician Ratio

Analyzing the Federal Fleet: Unveiling Key Data and Trends from Fiscal Year 2022

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Analyzing the Federal Fleet: Unveiling Key Data and Trends from Fiscal Year 2022

With no end in sight to the trickle-down effect of the supply chain crisis, fleet managers must...

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Taking a Forward-Thinking Approach with Your Fleet Budget

More than half of survey respondents — approximately 59% — plan to retire in less than 10 years.

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Public Sector Fleet Managers’ Plans for Retirement, Successors