Pest Control Fleets Were Most Active in This State
The six states with the most active pest control fleets make up more than 50% of the total activity in this commercial fleet segment, according to new data from Verizon Connect.
Pest-control fleet activity averaged more than 2,000 stops per day in the three most active states over the course of a year.
Photo courtesy of Verizon Connect.
The six states with the most active pest control fleets make up more than 50% of the total activity in this commercial fleet segment, according to new data from Verizon Connect.
Over a yearlong period from March 2018 to March 2019, Verizon Connect found that Georgia ranked highest among pest control activity among these fleets that use the telematics provider's track-and-trace technology. A year ago, Verizon Connect identified Florida as having the highest activity.
Pest-control activity in Georgia accounted for 11.11% of the states with data that was included. Other top states includes Florida (10.79%), Texas (10%), California (8.57%), Alabama (5.68%), and Arizona (4.7%). About 62% of pest-control activity occurs in the South.
Georgia, Florida, and Texas all average more than 2,000 pest-control stops per day during the year, according to Verizon Connect.
The data came from 5,500 pest control vehicles that use Verizon Connect's fleet management solution.
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