Women In Trucking Blog

Every year, Black History Month is an occasion to celebrate the contributions of so many Black Americans who have indelibly shaped our nation’s history. Black Americans have been among the …

Tyson Foods recently partnered with WIT to create truck and trailer wraps to help generate powerful breast cancer awareness. Each year, the commercial trucking industry uses Cancer Awareness Month — …

This article is part of the Women In Trucking Association's new "Volunteer Spotlight" series, which recognizes volunteers who are giving their time and talents to move forward our mission. Angelika …

The Women In Trucking Association is excited to announce the launch of a new video interview series, spotlighting the real voices and experiences of professional women drivers. Kicking off the …

The Women In Trucking Association (WIT) has announced Nicole Wiggins as its February 2026 Member of the Month. Wiggins’ path into the trucking industry has been anything but predictable. Today …

For decades, society’s image of trucking has often centered around one role: the long-haul driver behind the wheel of an 18-wheeler. While this role remains vital to keeping America’s economy …

Relationships are at the heart of professional growth, and they are one of WIT’s greatest strengths. From informal peer conversations to structured mentoring opportunities, the connections you build through WIT …

Cargo theft has long been a concern for supply chains of high-value products such as electronics, food and beverage, other consumer goods, according to Thom Albrecht, Chief Revenue Officer for …

TAT’s Heather Fry, along with Mari Robertson with PepsiCo Foods, Korri Adams with Ryder System and Brittani Guzzetta, with TA Dedicated, discuss the tools for action and intervention to combat …

This article is part of WIT's new "Volunteer Spotlight" series, which recognizes volunteers who are giving their time and talents to move forward our mission. Keri Pfeifer and Louise Azzopardi …