Yellow Blames Sudden Mass Layoffs on Abrupt Ending, Labor Dispute
Former trucking company Yellow Corp. closed its doors back in August, but legal battles will continue to follow this once prominent industry giant into the
Former trucking company Yellow Corp. closed its doors back in August, but legal battles will continue to follow this once prominent industry giant into the
In August, an embattled industry giant had finally fallen. Less-than-truckload (LTL) carrier Yellow Corp. filed for bankruptcy, shuttering the firm’s 99-year-old operation. Yellow filed the
The complex operations that weave the transportation industry together create an even more complex glossary of industry terms and jargon. Supply chain professionals must memorize
Annual outlooks ahead of the last two years were about as accurate as dropping a basketball ten thousand feet from a commercial jet and swishing
Shippers are not out of the woods yet as upward pressure on rates is expected to be applied through 2024. Despite capacity softening considerably since
The “Super Bowl of Safety” was held last Wednesday through Saturday, August 16-19, and featured the finest drivers across the country. The National Truck Driving
Capacity has had the U.S. truckload market in a vice grip over the past two years. However despite its formidable grip, recent indicators suggest that
According to the International Council on Clean Transportation, heavy-duty trucks account for 37 percent of total nitrogen oxide emissions from vehicles on the highway. Nitrogen
Of the 5.8 million vehicle crashes estimated each year in the United States, about 21 percent—or 1.23 million—are influenced by weather conditions, according to the
Many businesses’ freight rates fluctuate a great deal due to a mixture of uncontrollable factors and improper planning. Knowing how to properly calculate and forecast
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