A 2021 Women in Trucking survey finds 46% of drivers have had an unwanted physical advance made toward them at least once.
Executives from the 2021 Top Companies for Women to Work for in Transportation share four things fleets can do to create a corporate culture that retains women drivers and leaders.
NACFE's Rick Mihelic muses on the issue of women in industry, from the days of Rosie the Riveter to today's efforts to make trucking a more diverse industry, in this Guest Voices blog post.
Check out scenes from the in-person track of the Women In Trucking Association's annual Accelerate conference held in Dallas from Nov. 7-9.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's Acting Administrator Meera Joshi will address critical safety and productivity issues facing the trucking industry at the Women In Trucking Association's Accelerate! Conference.
Women In Trucking's new mentorship program will to match women drivers new to the industry with experienced women leaders who have achieved long-term successful careers as professional drivers.
About 92% of women truck drivers reported that they had experienced at least one behavior associated with sexual harassment, according to a study by Kim Riddle.
The Women In Trucking Association's 2021 Influential Woman in Trucking award honors women in the transportation industry who make or influence key decisions, and mentor and serve as a role model to other women in the industry.
Women In Trucking and CarriersEdge are accepting applications for its inaugural Diversity and Inclusion Index, a program that will capture and share best practices of promoting diversity and inclusion in trucking.
The Women In Trucking Association’s Distinguished Woman in Logistics Award highlights the crucial roles of leading women in commercial transportation and logistics, which encompasses motor carriers.
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