Celadon Trucking Bankruptcy Leaves Some 3,000 Drivers Jobless, Stranded: Reports

Celadon Trucking Bankruptcy Leaves Some 3,000 Drivers Jobless, Stranded: Reports
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Days after one of the largest trucking companies in the United States went bankrupt, drivers have described total chaos.

Celadon Group Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, affecting nearly 4,000 jobs. Some 3,000 drivers were suddenly left without a job, and in some cases, stranded after company gas cards were canceled, according to CBS News.
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