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WIT Names Top Companies for Women in Transportation

The Women In Trucking Association has named more than 100 companies to its 2023 Top Companies for Women to Work For in Transportation.

WIT Names Top Companies for Women in Transportation

The Women In Trucking has announced its annual list of companies that are focused on employing women in trucking.

Source: WIT

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The Women In Trucking Association has announced the recipients of the 2023 Top Companies for Women to Work For in Transportation.

Jennifer Hedrick, president and CEO of WIT, said its Redefining the Road magazine created the award in 2018 to promote the accomplishments of companies that are focused on the employment of women in the trucking industry.

Some of the characteristics that distinguish these companies include corporate cultures that foster gender diversity, competitive compensation and benefits, flexible hours and work requirements, professional development opportunities, and career advancement opportunities, said Brian Everett, publisher of Redefining the Road.

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Qualified companies also must meet minimum requirements of what they report through the WIT Index, the industry barometer that benchmarks and measures each year the percentage of women who make up critical roles in transportation.

“Companies named to this prestigious list must demonstrate corporate attributes that are essential to any successful enterprise committed to gender diversity as part of their corporate strategy,” said Everett.

He explained selecting companies for this list entails a two-step process.

First, nominations by companies are carefully reviewed to ensure they meet a minimum threshold of qualifications. Then the final ballot of companies is voted on by individuals in the industry. The recognition program garnered a record number of more than 27,000 votes this year, according to WIT.

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The list is comprised 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 upcoming WIT Accelerate! Conference & Expo, Nov. 5-8 in Dallas, Texas. Navistar is the sponsor of this year’s program.

Companies named to the 2023 Top Companies for Women to Work For in Transportation list are:

  • ADM Trucking

  • AFS Logistics

  • America’s Service Line

  • Ancora Education

  • ArcBest

  • Armstrong Transport Group

  • Arrive Logistics

  • Artur Express

  • Autumn Transport

  • Averitt

  • Bennett Family of Companies

  • Big M Transportation

  • Bob’s Discount Furniture

  • Boyle Transportation

  • Bridgestone Americas

  • Cardinal Logistics Management Corp.

  • Cargomatic

  • CarMax

  • Carter Express

  • Centerline Drivers

  • Clean Harbors

  • Covenant Logistics

  • Crowley

  • Cummins

  • Daimler Truck North America

  • Day & Ross

  • Dot Transportation

  • Dynacraft, a Paccar Company

  • Ease Logistics

  • Echo Global Logistics

  • Epes Transport System

  • Estes Express Lines

  • Evans Network of Companies

  • Forward Air

  • Frito-Lay

  • Garner Trucking

  • GFL Environmental

  • Giltner Logistics

  • GLT Logistics

  • Grammer Logistics

  • Great Dane

  • Halvor Lines

  • Highway Transport

  • Hubtek

  • ISAAC Instruments

  • J.J. Keller & Associates

  • J.B. Hunt Transport

  • JX Enterprises

  • Kenworth Truck Co.

  • Kirsch Transportation Services

  • Knichel Logistics

  • Koch Companies

  • Landstar System

  • Leonard’s Express

  • LGT Transport

  • Marathon Petroleum Co.

  • Matheson

  • May Trucking Co.

  • Mercer Transportation Co.

  • Navistar

  • New West Truck Centres

  • Odyssey Logistics

  • Old Dominion Freight Line

  • Orbcomm

  • Orica

  • Ovie Logistics Express

  • Paccar

  • Paccar Leasing Co.

  • Paccar Parts

  • Palmer Trucks

  • Penske Transportation Solutions

  • Peterbilt Motors Co.

  • PGT Trucking

  • Pilot Company

  • Procede Software

  • Proficient Auto Transport

  • Quality Carriers

  • ReedTMS Logistics

  • Rihm Family Companies

  • Roehl Transport

  • RXO

  • Ryder System

  • S-2international

  • Saia LTL Freight

  • Savage

  • Schneider

  • Southwest International Trucks

  • Standard Logistics

  • Stericycle

  • Sunset Transportation

  • Sworkz

  • SWTO

  • The Erb Group of Companies

  • TRAC Intermodal

  • TRAFFIX

  • Transflo

  • TransForce

  • TransLand

  • Tri-National

  • Trimac Transportation

  • Trinity Logistics

  • Tucker Freight Lines

  • UPS

  • USAL

  • Valoroo

  • Venture Logistics

  • Volvo Group North America

  • Werner Enterprises

  • Wilson Logistics

  • WM

  • XPO

  • Zonar

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