It was a time of growth, transformation and positive momentum for Yellow heading into 2023. Here are the highlights.    At Yellow, the most important development in 2022 was our continued transformation into a super-regional LTL carrier. However, there were many other highlights from the year, including individual honors for Yellow employees and our ongoing efforts to draw from a diverse talent pool in training the next generation of professional truc

On Dec. 17, we helped pay tribute to veterans by laying remembrance wreaths at 33 cemeteries across the nation.   Each December, Wreaths Across America leads a coordinated effort to remember, honor and teach about the sacrifices and heroism of the country’s military veterans by holding wreath-laying ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery and more than 3,400 other locations across the United States.    It’s a tradition the organization has ca

These are shining examples of the many women who have built thriving careers at the original less-than-truckload carrier.   At Yellow, we have a proud history of empowering the women on our team and helping them to develop long, rewarding careers in the trucking industry.    As the Women In Trucking Association (WIT) launches its Nov. 13-16 Accelerate! Conference & Expo in Dallas, we’re grateful that WIT has recognized Yellow’s commitm

Women In Trucking’s “Driver of the Year” discusses her career, her commitment to safety and how trucking has transformed her life.   When Peggy Arnold decided more than 30 years ago to become a less-than-truckload driver, it represented a turning point – not just for her working life, but for her family as well.    For years, she had worked a series of minimum wage jobs to support her two children. By becoming a truck driver, Arnold found a rol

Take these steps to help protect your valuable freight from harsh winter temperatures and reduce costs incurred from damages.   As the leaves are changing color and the air is getting crisper, it’s also time to prepare your freight for the coming winter temperatures, especially if your cargo is freeze-sensitive. While liquids and beverages can expand in freezing temperatures and result in damaged packaging and spills, products like cosmetics, pharmaceutica

It’s a good question and one we get asked all the time. The answer goes back to Yellow’s origins and commitment to safety.   For more than 90 years, tractor-trailers bearing the Yellow name and logo have been a familiar sight on U.S. highways and byways.    Many motorists, at some point, have glanced at the distinctive logo on the back or side of a Yellow trailer and thought to themselves, “The name of the company is Yellow, so why is that truck orange?”