TORRANCE, CA - Data shows only a 1 percent increase in average fleet management salary in the past two years, to $75,510. The GF Fact Book, now viewable online, provides salary statistics and more.
What does an average fleet consist of? How many vehicles does it maintain and how much in annual budget does it control? Explore these and other statistics of the average fleet broken down across region, agency type, and other segments.
About 85 percent of fleets store diesel and gasoline inventory. Find out more inventory statistics about alternative fuel, lube, parts, and tires.
Fleets report servicing between one to 22 different customer departments, with Public Works being the most reported fleet customer. GF explores and analyzes fleet's most common clients.
In a time of rightsized vehicle inventory and extended replacement cycles, what does the average fleet consist of and how long is it keeping its vehicles and equipment? GF examines fleet unit breakdown, unit age, replacement cycles, and federal and state unit totals.
Find out which fleet and fuel management companies are most used by public sector fleets, how much they cost, and fleet manager satisfaction level with the systems purchased.
Fleet support staff salaries have not seen increases in a few years. GF presents average salaries for key titles as well as the number of filled positions in a fleet.
Tight budgets have frozen many fleet manager salaries across the board. Data shows only a 1 percent increase in average salary in the past two years, to $75,510. Find out how fleet managers are compensated based on region, education, fleet size, and more.
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