The first comparison of our quarterly Sentiment Index shows that top fleet managers are feeling slightly less confident about the industry in Q4 2024 than they were in Q3, with 5 of the indicators measuring lower and two marginally lower. The Sentiment Index is compiled each quarter based on how FLD’s Customer Advisory Board members confidence in 7 key indicators including vehicle availability, fuel prices and more. Here you can see that Q4 sentiment is slightly lower than Q3 in five of the seven categories we track.
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The 2022 National Vehicle Leasing Association (NVLA) conference touched down this year in Tucson, Arizona, meaning our inveterate observer FLD “Frank” only needed to cross town after this year’s AFLA conference to report on what he learned. Read his free report to learn how small lessors are taking on the big boys, even the fleet […]
The team at FLD couldn’t have been prouder to name the Tire Kingdom Charity Classic as our the recipient of our third quarter charitable donation, the sixth year in a row that we’ve supported – and attended – this great event that’s donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to help South Florida at risk youth […]
The fleet space is changing perhaps faster than it ever has, so the team at FLD decided to find out what fleet pros were thinking about some of the major issues facing our industry in our new weekly 1-question poll. Published on Wednesday’s along with the results of the previous week’s question, the anonymous poll […]
Fleets can achieve their productivity goals by finding a service provider that can optimize their operations and business functions. One of the four things fleets should look for in a remarketing partner is a provider that can eliminate risk by purchasing assets upfront. This is particularly important because remarketing can be a risky endeavor, and […]
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