Revenue per truck divides selected service revenue by the number of active trucks for a defined period.
Definition
Revenue per truck is a way to compare service revenue with the number of active trucks over a specified period. For example, $150,000 in monthly service revenue divided by five active trucks equals $30,000 per truck. Define which revenue and vehicles are included, and use the same definition across periods.
Why It Matters for Your Business
The measure can help identify questions about capacity, job mix, service area, and scheduling. Revenue is not profit: compare costs and contribution margin separately, and account for differences in crew size, job type, season, and time in service.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Revenue Per Truck
Divide the selected revenue for the period by the number of active trucks using a consistent definition. For example, $180,000 divided by six trucks is $30,000 per truck.
There is no universal target. Compare like-for-like periods and consider job mix, capacity, operating costs, and contribution margin.
No. Revenue does not deduct labor, materials, vehicle costs, overhead, or other expenses. Review those separately.
It may be possible where job, revenue, and vehicle records can be accessed and matched. Staff should check data quality and definitions.
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