2024 has seen its share of turbulence in the trucking world, but these giants remain unshaken. According to FleetOwner 500, here are the top 10 private fleets by the number of trucks in operation. These companies continue to lead the pack, boasting the highest number of commercial trucks.
FleetOwner provides a Top 500 Private Fleets of 2024. The growth in the chart represents its rise or fall in the ranking from 2023's list.
Rank |
Company Name |
Number of Trucks |
2024 Growth |
Headquarters |
Operating Type |
1 |
AT&T |
27,794 |
0% |
Dallas, Texas |
Utilities & Like Services |
2 |
Waste Management |
20,497 |
0% |
Houston, Texas |
Sanitation |
3 |
Republic Services |
17,715 |
0% |
Phoenix, Arizona |
Sanitation |
4 |
Quanta Services |
17,416 |
0% |
Houston, Texas |
Construction |
5 |
PepsiCo |
16,336 |
0% |
Purchase, New York |
Food Products |
6 |
Amazon |
14,198 |
0% |
Seattle, Washington |
Retail/Wholesale |
7 |
Asplundh |
11,391 |
-1% |
Willow Grove, Pennsylvania |
Business or Home Services |
8 |
MasTec |
9,278 |
+5% |
Coral Gables, Florida |
Construction |
9 |
Verizon |
9,071 |
-1% |
New York, New York |
Utilities & Like Services |
10 |
Waste Connections |
9,032 |
-1% |
The Woodlands, Texas |
Sanitation |
Trends and Challenges:
The consistency in fleet size indicates stability despite industry challenges like rising fuel costs and regulatory pressures. Companies like Amazon and PepsiCo leverage their extensive networks to maintain their positions, focusing on operational efficiency and technological integration.
The Future Outlook:
Expect continued dominance from these giants as they adapt to changing market dynamics. With advancements in fleet technology and sustainability initiatives, it'll be interesting to see how the fleets grown and develop.
Source: FleetOwner
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