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After Arrow Trucking shutdown, stranded truckers get home via Facebook

Staffers of a truckers publication win a good Samaritan award for using Facebook to help stranded Arrow Trucking drivers get home for Christmas.
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Stranded Arrow Trucking employees file lawsuit

The class-action lawsuit claims that Arrow Trucking violated federal laws by not giving employees 60 days' notice of the shutdown.
Arrow Trucking: Drivers band together to help those dumped by Arrow

After seeing their colleagues stranded by Arrow Trucking, truck drivers and companies reach out to help.
Arrow Trucking: Is this any way to lay off workers?

The layoff notice? Arrow Trucking gas cards no longer work at the pump, leaving some drivers stranded hundreds of miles from home.

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