Layoffs across manufacturing and logistics operations signal companies are recalibrating supply chains amid shifting freight demand and industrial output.
Texas-based Serna’s Trucking filed a Chapter 11 petition as it attempts to reorganize its debt while maintaining operations.
Standard Freight Logistics Inc., a nearly 20-year-old long-haul carrier with 57 drivers, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Monday.
The latest bankruptcy filings underscore how the freight market’s uneven recovery is straining companies from trucking to manufacturing.
Paladin Capital’s Chapter 11 filing ties together recent truck carrier shutdowns at Robert Bearden Inc. and Quickway Transportation.
Georgia-based regional carrier Robert Bearden Inc. has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Nashville-based Quickway Transportation and two of its affiliate companies have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Persistent weakness in freight demand is driving a growing list of layoffs across trucking, logistics and manufacturing.
A federal lawsuit by Vantage Carrier alleges R&R Family of Companies affiliates failed to pay more than $1 million in freight invoices, adding to mounting carrier and creditor claims following the company’s collapse.
Jacksonville-based AGX Freight Group has suspended operations after a lender dispute restricted access to working capital.
Lenders urged R&R Family of Companies to wind down operations in December as carriers went unpaid, according to a new lawsuit.
Former employees shed light on Pittsburgh-based R&R Family of Companies shutdown earlier this month.
Taylor Express shut down without warning on Jan. 12, cutting off support and leaving some truck drivers sleeping in their rigs while trying to get home, former employees said.
More than 2,000 workers have been laid off across logistics and manufacturing firms as 2026 begins, driven by facility closures, lost contracts and bankruptcy filings.
Queen Transportation abruptly shut down last week, leaving truck drivers and office staff suddenly unemployed.
Layoffs across manufacturing, logistics and transportation have surpassed 4,000 as companies close plants, and restructure fulfillment networks and supply chains.
Texas International Enterprises filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Dec. 6, warning in court documents that no funds will remain for unsecured creditors after administrative costs.
CRST confirms redistribution of assets in its fleet, reduction of almost 200 trucks from OTR business unit.
10 Roads Express said it has faced “continued and significant headwinds” across the transportation sector, which caused the shut down.
FedEx will lay off 856 workers as it permanently closes a facility in Coppell, Texas.
