Yellow Corp. is refreshing its fleet with an order of 1,222 Peterbilt Model 579 trucks, the largest single-year order Peterbilt has ever had of trucks spec’ed exclusively with a Paccar powertrain.

In August, one of the nation’s largest trucking companies, Nashville-based Yellow Freight, declared bankruptcy and closed its business. That left more than 30,000 people without jobs. A majority ...

Petite’s Model 352, which he sold a few years ago in order to buy a 1979 Freightliner FLT cabover, was a “true” West Coast truck, with Cummins Big Cam power putting out 400 horsepower. “It ...

Yellow's announcement that the freight company is going out of business comes after a pandemic-era loan failed to stave off the company's debt.

Legendary truck model builder Kuenn McClinton (pictured above) is on a mission to spotlight the soldiers of the trucking industry. At Booth #60085 at the Mid-America Trucking Show, his De-Elegant ...

Yellow, formerly known as YRC, was one of the largest U.S. trucking firms and a leader in the "less-than-truckload" (LTL) market that combines shipments from multiple customers on a single truck.

Yellow Freight bought it in 1992 for $229,000, according to real estate information service Reonomy. In West Sacramento, the truck yard is 4.7 acres and has a building of unspecified square footage.

A potential Yellow Freight bankruptcy, ... A Yellow truck leaves the truck terminal May 25, 2005 in Wheeling, Illinois. ... Negotiations between Yellow Freight trucking and the teamsters is ...