The transaction is completed

Ryder said it completed the acquisition of Efficiency Enterprises on November 1. The transaction adds locations in Orlando, Tampa and Fort Myers, Florida; Astoria, New York; Baltimore, Maryland; and Middletown, Delaware.

The acquired operations include about 50 technicians and roughly 1,200 units. Ryder described the fleet as more than 900 power and trailer units plus more than 200 material-handling units. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Integration continues through 2026

Ryder said Efficiency Enterprises' assets and operations will be integrated into its network through the remainder of 2026. The company presented the deal as an expansion of truck rental, leasing and maintenance coverage in high-volume East Coast freight markets.

Ryder expects the acquired business to add about $50 million in gross revenue to its Fleet Management Solutions segment in 2027. That figure is a company forecast, not a guaranteed result.

What it means for drivers and fleet customers

The completed deal could change service branding, account administration or maintenance routing as locations are integrated, but Ryder did not announce closures, layoffs, driver hiring targets or immediate customer-policy changes.

Drivers and fleet managers using an affected facility should rely on direct account notices for appointment, billing or location changes. The announcement does not alter CDL, inspection or vehicle-maintenance rules.

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