During the quarter, Wabash took additional cost actions, including idling manufacturing facilities in Little Falls and Goshen. Yeagy said the moves are intended to better align production capacity with demand and reduce fixed costs over the next market cycle. The company recorded about $16 million of total charges in the quarter related to the actions, which management characterized as non-cash.Entering 2026, Yeagy said the company is seeing “early incremental signs of stabilization” in parts of the freight ...