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Women truck drivers are safer and less likely to break regulations than their male counterparts, researchers found in evaluating 12 years of truck inspection data.
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There are more women truck drivers and fleet management in the over-the-road trucking industry than there were a year ago, according to a research by the Women In Trucking Association.
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Read More →In May, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that freight brokers can be held liable for damages if a truck they have contracted with is involved in an accident. Listen as this transportation attorney breaks down the ruling and its implications for the trucking industry.
Read More →As fleets adopt artificial intelligence for routing, maintenance, and load matching, new security risks are emerging. Learn where the vulnerabilities are and how to put the right controls in place.
Read More →What’s another tenth of a mile per gallon worth? GP Transco shares how equipment upgrades and driver coaching turn small gains into meaningful fuel savings.
Read More →A new organization called Females in Trucking has been formed with the goal of "Solving the OTR driver shortage ... one woman at a time.
Read More →The Women In Trucking Association has created the WIT Index in an effort to more accurately track the number of women working in the trucking industry.
Read More →Culture, not technology, determines cyber resilience. Learn how trucking fleets can replace ineffective cybersecurity training with real-world, scenario-based awareness programs.
Read More →Women In Trucking Inc. said its membership has grown to more than 500 corporate and individual members in the six months since its inception. Women in Trucking (WIT) is a nonprofit organization created to encourag
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