2023 Government Fleet Industry Profile Study Survey

Thank you for participating in Government Fleet's annual industry survey! This survey allows fleet professionals to see the industry on a national scale, compare data with other fleets, and follow changes in the industry. The results of this survey are anonymous. Information gathered will be aggregated for print and online publication.

We estimate this survey will take 20-25 minutes to complete. If you are unable to complete a question, please skip it and move on. You can download and complete the PDF beforehand in order to complete this survey in one sitting. It is open to government fleet managers, but we are not accepting responses from school bus fleets at this time.

The survey deadline is Monday, July 31, 2023.

E-mail nichole.osinski@bobit.com if you have any questions. To view responses from previous years, visit the Statistics section of Government Fleet magazine.

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Who should fill out this survey? Government fleet professionals, whether you're a fleet supervisor or director, with knowledge about your fleet's budget, shop management, remarketing methods, etc. Limit one response per agency.

1.What kind of fleet do you work for?(Required.)

Public/government fleet (excluding school bus)

Company overseeing fleet maintenance/management for a public agency (excluding school bus)

School bus fleet

Private fleet

2.Please provide us with the following information:

Name:

Title:

Phone:

Email:

Agency Name:

3.What state/province are you located in?

4.What best describes your fleet?

5.Is your fleet an internal service fund?

Yes

No

6.What is your annual budget (please do not include capital budget)?

7.What is your change in annual budget (less capital) of your current fiscal year versus previous fiscal year?

If there is a significant increase or decrease, let us know why:

8.Does your agency have a replacement program/fund?

Yes

No

9.What is your replacement budget this year?

11.Is your replacement budget this year fully funded?

Yes

No

Optional comment

12.What is the human population in the area your agency is responsible for? (i.e., the population of the city/county/state/university you work for)

13.What is your rolling stock fleet size? (Rolling stock should include any vehicles/equipment that require an operator or license and consume fuel. Include vehicles, loaders and construction equipment, large lawnmowers, etc.; exclude trailers, chainsaws, small lawnmowers, etc.)

14.What is your fleet makeup by vehicle type? (Sum should add up to the "rolling stock" range in Question 15).

Passenger cars/SUVs

Compact vans (e.g., Transit Connect, Promaster City)

Full-size vans (e.g., Sprinter, Transit)

Light-duty trucks (Class 1-2)

Medium-duty trucks (Class 3-6)

Heavy-duty trucks (Class 7-8)

Off-road equipment (e.g., construction and large grounds maintenance)

Misc./Other

15.What is your fleet makeup by fuel type? (Sum should add up to the "rolling stock" range in Question 15).

Gasoline

Diesel

Hybrids

Plug-in electric vehicles (including battery-electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids)

Natural gas (including CNG, LNG, RNG)

Propane autogas or liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)

E-85 flex-fuel vehicle

Other

16.What percentage of your ON-ROAD fleet is leased?

0

100

17.What percentage of your OFF-ROAD fleet is leased?

0

100

18.What percentage of your ON-ROAD vehicles have telematics devices?

0

100

19.Has your fleet size changed in the past year?

Increased

Decreased

Stayed the same

If it has increased or decreased explain by how much (use percentage) and why