News / Jackson exit expected to accelerate LTL push at Knight-Swift

29/02/2024

The largest US truckload carrier by revenue is under new leadership: CEO and president David Jackson has left, to be replaced by CFO Adam Miller.

Neither Mr Jackson nor Knight-Swift’s board offered any explanation for the sudden departure after nearly 24 years, other than a remark ...

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