Just a few months after saying it would add jobs in Lincoln as part of a company consolidation, trucking company YRC Worldwide now says it will close its Lincoln terminal at 5120 Superior St. and move ...

Yesterday, the Teamsters National Freight Industry Negotiating Committee issued a statement saying that on Nov. 10 it was advised by the struggling less-than-truckload carrier that YRC was mailing a ...

This story appears in the May 18 print edition of Transport Topics. YRC Worldwide Inc. said last week it was talking with lenders about a possible third renegotiation of its credit agreement, and that ...

An auction will be held to facilitate the sale of what was classified at “62 surplus cross-dock industrial sites” owned by YRC Worldwide. NRC Realty & Capital Advisors, a real estate and financial ...

YRC Inc., parent of Yellow and Roadway trucking lines, agreed to pay $11 million to settle allegations that black workers at its now-shuttered Chicago Ridge terminal were subjected to racial ...

This story appears in the June 22 print edition of Transport Topics. YRC Worldwide last week said it has reached an agreement with the largest pension fund that pays benefits to YRC’s unionized ...

Less-than-truckload (LTL) carrier YRC Worldwide, Inc. YRCW has reorganized into four nationwide divisions and 17 operational areas that will support its terminal operations, with its YRC Freight ...

ALLENTOWN, Pa. — The last time we saw trucker Don Cook, his career odometer had just rolled over to 3 million miles. He hadn’t had an accident in all that time, and his company, YRC Freight, gave him ...

(Reuters) - YRC Worldwide Inc said on Friday its freight terminal in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico has resumed limited operations and is working to provide service to customers as soon as possible. The ...

New Penn Motor Express, the Northeast U.S. unit of less-than-truckload (LTL) carrier YRC Worldwide, Inc. YRCW, will maintain terminal operations in Rochester, New York and Milton, Pennsylvania rather ...

The last time we saw trucker Don Cook, his career odometer had just rolled over to 3 million miles. He hadn’t had an accident in all that time, and his company, YRC Freight, gave him a truck cab with ...