Dispersing Yellow’s Legacy

Seven more former Yellow Corp. terminals were sold following a court ruling. These include a $10 million site in Pontiac, Mich., and a $1.55 million location in Maine. Buyers range from Moon Star Express affiliates to regional distributors like Baldor. Each move highlights the industry’s scramble for scarce LTL infrastructure.

Saia’s acquisition of three terminals for $6.5 million remains delayed. The holdup came after insurer Chubb raised concerns. A revised deal will face court review on May 29. Despite the delay, Saia remains aggressive. It has secured 28 terminals and now operates 213 nationwide.

Other major players, such as ABF, Knight-Swift, and TFI, continue to grab key properties. Their goal? To boost regional density and meet delivery demands. These companies recognize that terminal access is essential for both LTL and FTL logistics.

At The Logistix Company, we’re tracking each sale to sharpen our own carrier network. We’re making moves where it counts—enhancing reach and speeding up deliveries. Contact us today to discuss how we’re adjusting to this reshaped landscape with your shipments.

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