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Sunset Logistics, a Michigan-based trucking company, suddenly closes its doors, leaving drivers without paychecks and fuel cards.
In a surprising turn of events, Sunset Logistics, a trucking company based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, has abruptly ceased its operations, leaving around 90 truck drivers and office personnel without paychecks and in a state of confusion.
The Sudden Closure
Sunset Logistics had been facing financial difficulties since March, with the owner reportedly using substantial personal funds to keep the business afloat.
Chaos Among Drivers
A Troubled History
The Gainey family has a history in the transportation industry, with previous financial troubles in the past. Gainey Corp., owned by Buddy's father, filed for bankruptcy in 2008, listing massive debts and a large workforce. Sunset Logistics had a troubled safety record, with a higher out-of-service rate than the industry average.
Source: FreightWaves
Guess this answers the question about Sunset Logistics. AND it comes from a Gainey...could that be the same family as the woe begotten Gainey Transportation that had so many legal issues? Feels like a repeat of the Dick Simon family debacle. pic.twitter.com/iqQuw0eRnL
— Michelle M. Kitchin (@mkitchin63) October 6, 2023
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