Heavy-Duty Fleet Operators (Class 8)
297K+ fleet locations operating Class 8 heavy-duty vehicles (33,000+ lbs GVWR) — long-haul trucking, heavy construction, and industrial operations
Overview
Over 297,000 fleet locations operating Class 8 heavy-duty vehicles — the big rigs, semi-trucks, dump trucks, and heavy equipment carriers with a gross vehicle weight rating of 33,000 pounds or more. These operators represent the highest per-vehicle spend in the fleet market across fuel, maintenance, insurance, and driver costs.
What's Included
- Heavy-Duty Operators: Fleet locations with at least one Class 8 vehicle registered
- Class 8 Count: Exact number of 33,000+ lb GVWR vehicles at each location
- Full Fleet Profile: Complete GVW class breakdown showing the mix of heavy, medium, and light-duty vehicles
- Fuel Composition: Predominantly diesel, with emerging CNG and electric adoption
- Company Intelligence: Industry, employee count, revenue, and corporate hierarchy
Use Cases
Class 8 Truck Sales & Leasing
Target operators for new and used semi-trucks, dump trucks, and heavy equipment. Class 8 vehicle count directly sizes the replacement and expansion opportunity.
Heavy-Duty Parts & Service
Market engine overhauls, transmission rebuilds, brake systems, and preventive maintenance programs. Class 8 vehicles have the highest maintenance cost per unit in the fleet.
CDL Driver Recruiting
Class 8 operations require CDL-licensed drivers. Target these fleet operators with driver recruiting platforms, staffing agencies, and driver training programs.
DOT Compliance & Safety
Reach heavy-duty fleet operators with ELD solutions, hours-of-service tracking, CSA score management, and FMCSA compliance tools.
Created by
Dow Jones
General Manager, Emerging Data Products
Data Overview
- Records
- 297,000+
- Coverage
- United States (41 states)
- Update Frequency
- Monthly
Key Attributes
- Company name, website, and phone
- Location addresses
- National and local fleet size
- Class 8 vehicle count (GVW 33,000+ lbs)
- Full GVW class breakdown
- Fuel type composition (diesel-heavy)
- Industry and NAICS classification
- Employee count and revenue
Common Use Cases
- Class 8 truck sales and leasing
- Heavy-duty parts and service programs
- CDL driver recruiting platforms
- DOT compliance and safety technology