The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously on May 19 in favor of CRST Van Expedited in a lawsuit originally brought by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in 2007. The high court’s decision ...
Ekberg told Transport Topics that CRST spends considerable time and money training drivers at its school and on the road with a driver leader. In its lawsuit against Swift, CRST noted that there are ...
A truck driver whose body was found by cleaning crews along I-65 in Indiana, allegedly murdered by his co-driver, was working for CRST, an Iowa-based national trucking company with a history of labor ...
A jury has ruled that Swift Transportation (No. 3 in the CCJ Top 250) owes CRST Expedited (No. 17) more than $15 million for recruiting freshly licensed truck drivers who were locked into 10-month ...
CEDAR RAPIDS — After almost a decade of operating, CRST will close its Cedar Rapids truck driver training school before the year’s end. Chad Brueck, the president of CRST Expedited Solutions, said the ...
A divided federal appeals court has revived a lawsuit by CRST Expedited Inc. alleging rival motor carrier TransAm Trucking Inc. poached drivers who had signed noncompete contracts with CRST. In a 2-1 ...
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission announced last week that CRST Expedited, a subsidiary of CRST International (No. 17 on the CCJ Top 250), has settled a lawsuit filed in 2017 by the ...
Iowa-based carrier CRST Expedited Inc. has agreed to pay $100,000 and take corrective actions to settle claims that it unlawfully rescinded a job offer based on the applicant’s criminal history, ...
CEDAR RAPIDS — Dave Rusch admits the jobs he's offering are tough. 'Four of our eight operating companies are team-driven, including CRST Expedited, our flagship business,' said Rusch, president and ...
CRST International, Inc. is a privately held transportation company based in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Founded in 1955 by Herald and Miriam Smith, it is a family-owned and operated business that provides a ...
Cedar Rapids Steel Haulers opened its doors in 1955 hauling metals from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to Chicago. Eight years later, the growing company topped the $1 million annual revenue mark and began ...
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