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WIT Names Top Transportation Companies for Women
The Women In Trucking Association announced its 2022 top companies for women to work in transportation.

Less-than-truckload carrier XPO was one of the fleets recognized as a top company for women to work for by Women in Trucking.
Photo: XPO
The Women In Trucking Association announced its 2022 “Top Companies for Women to Work For in Transportation.” According to Ellen Voie, president and CEO of WIT, WIT's Redefining the Road magazine created the award in 2018 to support an element of WIT’s mission: to promote the accomplishments of companies that are focused on the employment of women in the trucking industry.
There are a number of characteristics that distinguish the companies recognized on this list, according to Brian Everett, publisher of Redefining the Road. They include :
Corporate cultures that foster gender diversity.
Competitive compensation and benefits.
Flexible hours and work requirements.
Professional development opportunities.
Career advancement opportunities.
“These corporate attributes are essential to any successful enterprise that is serious about gender diversity,” said Everett. “Identifying the companies on this list involves a two-step process. First, nominations of the companies are received and carefully reviewed to ensure they qualify by meeting a minimum threshold of qualifications — including these characteristics we look for. Then the final ballot of companies is voted on by individuals in the industry."

Crowley, which offers maritime, energy and logistics solutions, is one of the companies recognized as a 2022 Top Company for Women to Work For in Transportation.
Photo: Crowley
This is the fifth year for the program, which garnered a record number of more than 22,000 votes to identify and validate the final companies named to the list, Everett said.
The list is made up of a diverse range of business sectors in the commercial freight transportation marketplace, including motor carriers, third-party logistics companies, and original equipment manufacturers. These companies will be recognized at the WIT Accelerate! Conference & Expo Nov. 13-16 in Dallas, Texas. Navistar is the sponsor of this year’s program.
The 2022 Top Companies for Women to Work For in Transportation
160 Driving Academy
AFS Logistics
Ancora Education
Armstrong Transport Group
Arrive Logistics
Averitt Express
BCB Transport
Bennett Family of Companies
Big M Transportation Inc.
Bob's Discount Furniture
Booster
Boyle Transportation
Bridgestone Americas Inc.
Carter Express Inc.
Centerline Drivers
CFI
Clean Harbors
Convoy
Covenant
CPC Logistics
Crowley
Cumberland International Trucks
Cummins Inc.
Daimler Truck North America
Dart Transit Company
Day & Ross
Drivewyze Inc.
Dupré Logistics
Dynacraft, a Paccar Company
Ease Logistics
Estes Express Lines
Exxact Express
FedEx Freight
First Truck Centre
FirstFleet Inc.
GLT Logistics
Halvor Lines Inc.
Highway Transport Logistics Inc.
J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc.
JX Enterprises, Inc.
Kenworth Truck Company
Leonard's Express
Marathon Petroleum Company
May Trucking Company
Merchants Fleet
Michelin North America Inc.
Motor Information Systems
Navistar Inc.
New West Truck Centres
NFI Industries
Old Dominion Freight Line
Paccar Engine Company
Paccar Parts
Paccar Inc.
Palmer Trucks
Paschall Truck Lines
Penske Transportation Solutions
PepsiCo
Peterbilt Motors Company
Pilot Company
Prime Inc.
Quality Carriers
Redwood Logistics
ReedTMS Logistics
Rihm Family Companies
Roehl Transport
Ryder
Saia LTL Freight
Savage
Schneider
Skelton Truck Lines
Solera
Stericycle
Sunset Transportation
Swift Transportation
The Erb Group of Companies
The Evans Network of Companies
The Pete Store LLC
Thomas E. Keller Trucking
Total Transportation of Mississippi
Traffix
Transflo
Tri-National Inc.
Trinity Logistics
Triumph Business Capital
Truckstop.com
TrueNorth Transportation
Tucker Freight Lines
U.S. Xpress
UPS
US AutoLogistics
Venture Transport Logistics
Volvo Group North America
Walmart Inc.
Waste Management
Werner Enterprises Inc.
Wilson Logistics
XPO Logistics
Yellow
Zonar
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