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Lisa Kelly talks to HDT about the return of the show Ice Road Truckers, what really happens on the ice roads, how reality TV shapes drivers’ stories, and the career she’s built beyond the show.
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From -40°F repairs to social media trolls, Lisa Kelly talks about the return of Ice Road Truckers, living with a camera in her cab, handling criticism, and her real-life trucking successes and challenges in this interview with Heavy Duty Trucking's Deborah Lockridge.
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Emerging Leader Chelsea Seger is transforming shop culture at Waste Management by leading with empathy, improving technician wellness, and strengthening team performance.
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Ice Road Truckers star Lisa Kelly talks real ice road driving, extreme cold, owner-operator challenges, and the myths truckers get wrong about the show on this episode of HDT Talks Trucking.
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Peterbilt earned recognition as a 2025 Top Company for Women to Work in Transportation, marking its eighth consecutive appearance on the Women In Trucking Association’s annual list.
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This award honors women who make or influence key decisions in the trucking, transportation, logistics, or supply chain sectors.
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Sustainability isn’t just about emissions at Polaris Transportation Group — it’s about people, culture, technology, and giving back. Brenda Brajkovich chats with HDT’s Deborah Lockridge about how the company is building a stronger, more inclusive workplace while staying ahead in cross-border trucking and logistics.
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How trucking companies are rethinking policies and support systems to better serve women — and why that benefits everyone on the team.
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As trucking becomes more diverse, successful fleets are rethinking not just how they hire, but also how they can make the most of a team that doesn’t all think the same way.
Read More →Listen as Lily Transportation's Tammie Dean talks about using her experience as a driver in creating the Lily Ladies program to support women drivers.
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