Updated August 7, 2026

Auto Repair And Mobile Mechanic Statistics

Ten current U.S. statistics on automotive service jobs, repair work, vehicle use, and the scale of the cars drivers depend on every day.

This reference brings together the latest national figures from public transportation and labor datasets. It is designed to make the underlying numbers easy to check, quote, and cite.

National datasets generally do not count mobile mechanics as a separate occupation. Where a number refers to automotive service technicians and mechanics, it covers the broader trade that includes both shop-based and mobile repair professionals.

At A Glance

All figures below name their source and date, so readers can trace each number back to its original public dataset.

Automotive Service Workforce

Vehicle Use And Repair Context

3.295 trillion

vehicle miles traveled on U.S. roads in 2024

The Federal Highway Administration's 2024 annual estimate reflects the scale of driving that creates ongoing maintenance, diagnostic, tire, brake, battery, and repair needs.

Source: Federal Highway Administration, Traffic Volume Trends 2024 annual travel estimate

Methodology And Sources

This page uses the most recent figures published by the named source as of August 7, 2026. Employment and pay statistics come from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Vehicle travel and registration figures come from the Federal Highway Administration.

The 11,408-mile figure is the Federal Highway Administration's 2023 national average across registered motor vehicles. It is an average, not a claim about any individual driver or vehicle.

Cite This Page

Rise High Mobile Mechanics. “Auto Repair and Mobile Mechanic Statistics (2026).” Updated August 7, 2026. https://risehighmobilemechanics.com/auto-repair-statistics

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