❓ The question highlights the government's efforts to reduce vehicle fleet sizes, resulting in cost savings. It also acknowledges a lack of data for vehicles outside the Fleet Lease Facility.
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When the Government came to power, it quickly became apparent that there was a surplus of cars attached to ministerial offices. The government returned thirty cars to the lessors at an estimated annual saving of $10,000 per car in total operating costs. More generally, agencies are expected to ensure that the size of vehicle fleets remains consistent with operational needs. Since February this year, the number of vehicles leased under the Fleet Lease Facility has fallen from 9,103 to 8,929 - reducing the annual lease rents by around $1 million on a full-year basis. Figures are not readily available for vehicles held outside that facility.
More generally, agencies are expected to ensure that the size of vehicle fleets remains consistent with operational needs. Since February this year, the number of vehicles leased under the Fleet Lease Facility has fallen from 9,103 to 8,929 - reducing the annual lease rents by around $1 million on a full-year basis. Figures are not readily available for vehicles held outside that facility.
More generally, agencies are expected to ensure that the size of vehicle fleets remains consistent with operational needs. Since February this year, the number of vehicles leased under the Fleet Lease Facility has fallen from 9,103 to 8,929 - reducing the annual lease rents by around $1 million on a full-year basis. Figures are not readily available for vehicles held outside that facility.
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31 July 2001
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When the Government came to power, it quickly became apparent that there was a surplus of cars attached to ministerial offices. The government returned thirty cars to the lessors at an estimated annual saving of $10,000 per car in total operating costs.
More generally, agencies are expected to ensure that the size of vehicle fleets remains consistent with operational needs. Since February this year, the number of vehicles leased under the Fleet Lease Facility has fallen from 9,103 to 8,929 - reducing the annual lease rents by around $1 million on a full-year basis. Figures are not readily available for vehicles held outside that facility.
When the Government came to power, it quickly became apparent that there was a surplus of cars attached to ministerial offices. The government returned thirty cars to the lessors at an estimated annual saving of $10,000 per car in total operating costs.
More generally, agencies are expected to ensure that the size of vehicle fleets remains consistent with operational needs. Since February this year, the number of vehicles leased under the Fleet Lease Facility has fallen from 9,103 to 8,929 - reducing the annual lease rents by around $1 million on a full-year basis. Figures are not readily available for vehicles held outside that facility.
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