Nashville’s Yellow Freight — one of the only union shops in trucking — shut down operations in August, leaving 30,000 people without work.

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Nashville, Tennessee-based Yellow Corp.'s Yellow Freight unit owns two truck yards, in Sacramento County and West Sacramento, at a time when those types of properties are in short supply.

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.

Many say Yellow freight's bankruptcy has been looming for months amid growing debt and a standoff between the trucking company and Teamsters Union.

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Yellow Corp. officials have announced that its trucking company has officially declared bankruptcy following a standoff with the Teamsters Union.

Unrest abounds in the North American transportation provider market. A potential Yellow Freight bankruptcy, looming deadline for UPS negotiations, and port labor issues have far-reaching implications.

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.

Local companies are following suit DTS and Amhoff Trucking are not the only local companies adjusting their business model to be family-oriented.

Once a major player in the High Desert, Yellow Corp. shut down its trucking operations on Sunday as it prepared to head for a bankruptcy filing.

Even stewards of Peterbilt history might walk the truck stop parking lot and mistake the 589 for a 389.