YRC Takes 5.9 Percent General Rate Hike

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YRC Takes 5.9 Percent General Rate Hike

William B. Cassidy | Sep 22, 2010 8:48PM EDT

Trucking giant YRC Worldwide raised its tariff rates at national carrier YRC by 5.9 percent Sept.

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