Yellow looks to add 1,500 drivers, open new trucking schools
Yellow Corporation (
CCJ Top 250, No. 5), which recently changed its name from YRC, is looking to fill 1,500 truck driver positions and open 12 driving schools across the country.
Classroom instruction and in-cab skills training at the 12 Yellow Driving Academies will be provided by Yellow’s longest serving, most experienced truckers.
“At a time when many Americans are looking to start a new career, Yellow is in hire mode. These are good jobs with competitive benefits in a community near you,” says Yellow CEO Darren Hawkins.
Yellow has identified 12 locations for driving academies, including Charlotte, North Carolina; Cleveland, Ohio; Denver, Colorado; Ft. Worth, Texas; Hagerstown, Maryland; Indianapolis, Indiana; Memphis and Nashville, Tennessee; Maybrook, New York; Portland, Oregon; Pico Rivera and Tracy, California.
Yellow hiring 1,500 drivers, opening 12 schools
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In April 2019, Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton announced on The Ethan and Lou Show that he proposed refurbishing an abandoned commuter rail line to connect Danbury with Metro-North s Harlem Line, which could save up to one hour of commute time.
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This past week, according to CT Insider, state assemblyman Stephen Meskers from Greenwich introduced a bill asking the DOT Commissioner to study the viability of the fast track rail line.
The abandoned fast track is known as the Maybrook Line, which connects Danbury with the Metro-North Harlem Line station in Southeast, NY. The Maybrook once served Danbury, Bethel, Newtown, Derby, Putnam, Dutchess, and Orange counties in New York during the late 1800s.