Arrow Trucking from Tulsa suspends operations

arrow-profile-imageYesterday evening, Tuesday December 22, 2009, Arrow Trucking Co., from Tulsa, OK, suspended operations. Go to the link for the article from the Tulsa World. Arrow had roughly 1,300 drivers when it went under. According to the article, the collapse is not being handled in a particularly smooth fashion, as hundreds of drivers are scattered throughout the country without fuel cards. Drivers have been instructed to take the truck to the nearest Freightliner dealer. The bank calling Arrow’s loans, Daimler Financial (Freightliner’s parent company), will provide drivers with a bus ticket home or $200.

Well, for all of the government’s happy talk about recovery, I’m not seeing it. I’ve had several customers tell me this is most challenging business environment they’ve ever seen. Hopefully, the Arrow drivers will be able to get home and find a job soon.

Open Season on GPS Records

DOT Signals Change in the Hours of Service Rules

Update on West Virginia Wheelchair Fatality

Fatal Wheelchair Accident in West Virginia

Driver fined $305 for smoking in the truck

FMCSA Doubles Taxes

Here We Go Again…….

Fatal Crash on I-81 near Carlisle, PA

DOT Sets Dates for Distracted-Driving Summit

← Previous PageNext Page →