Our Q3 Sentiment Index shows that top fleet managers are feeling much the same as they did in Q2 about the basket of 7 key fleet topics we query them on every quarter. Confidence in the ability to acquire vehicles remained near an all-time high, with our Customer Advisory Board members reporting little problems acquiring vehicles. Meanwhile, confidence in service and maintenance is hovering near some of the lowest numbers we’ve seen over the past year with several of the fleet managers we spoke with decidedly negative on the topic. Note that while we are seeing some standard variance from the Q2 numbers regarding our other 7 topics (<- 5%) follow up conversations with our panel indicate that for the most part, fleet had a quiet Summer. Be sure to keep an eye out for our Q4 Sentiment Index when we release it in early December for a look at fleet manager sentiment as we head into the new year. *Mouse over any quarter to see its specific chart.
FLD’s newest Director of Business Development Carrie Galvan stops by for her first ever interview with Fleet Management weekly and highlights here background and experience in vehicle reimbursement and how it can benefit our fleet customers.
Team FLD made its first appearance at the National Private Truck Council conference in Orlando, and – as usual – our inveterate observer FLD Frank was on hand to get all the scoop for our customers and friends who couldn’t be in attendance.
TeamFLD attended one of fleet’s biggest events of the year, and of course our colleague FLD Frank was there to glean all the news and insights to share with our clients, partners and friends in fleet!
Fleet has been going through a marked period of disruption, but at FLD, our CR team is helping client’s navigate the pitfalls of disruption to sell used assets for top dollar.
Looking to broaden its reach, FLD will be exhibiting at the National Private Truck Council’s annual show in Orlando May 7-9. Stop by booth #447 for a free, 5-minute assessment and make remarketing a risk of the past.
Fleet experts trust FLD to save time, money, and resources.