Stellantis, Renault look to own workers to combat truck-driver shortage

Truck driver shortages — Truck drivers from Ukraine have become unavailable since the start of the war, deepening logistics troubles that started with the pandemic and continued with chip shortages. (Alessia Pierdomenico/Bloomberg)

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Bloomberg

March 02, 2023 09:56 PM

Stellantis and Renault are turning to their own ranks to tackle a shortage of truck drivers that is leaving thousands of vehicles stranded away from dealerships and customers.

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