Women In Trucking Blog

Yuma Haidara draws inspiration from non-profit organizations dedicated to helping veterans. She found solace and healing through her involvement, recognizing the personal benefits and fulfillment such work brings. Looking back, …

In a year defined by volatility, innovation, and accelerating change in the trucking industry, members of the Women In Trucking Association (WIT) gravitated toward stories on the Women In Trucking …

Attendees learned from subject matter experts on such issues as transferable skills in trucking, the importance of mentorship, the state of the trucking industry, and how research is driving innovation …

Professional truck driver and WIT board member Ingrid Brown discusses issues for those behind the wheel with FMCSA Administrator Derek Barrs. It was one of those weeks that reminds you …

For four decades, Ingrid Brown has logged millions of safe miles as a professional truck driver. Along the way, she’s witnessed first-hand how the trucking industry has evolved — not …

In the world of terminal operations, precision and resilience aren’t just goals; they’re necessities. Few embody this better than Sarah Falcon, Terminal Site Supervisor for the Convent, Louisiana air separation …

As a kid growing up in Maryland, I was fortunate to have a range of mentors throughout my local community in school, church and sports activities. One such mentor was …

The Accelerate! Conference may have wrapped, but the spark you felt and the connections you made, the ideas you gathered, and the motivation you gained can carry you forward long …

In today’s workforce, women continue to drive innovation, leadership, and long-term business growth across industries. Yet, the ability of organizations to attract and retain female talent depends heavily on the …

Human trafficking remains one of the most urgent human rights violations of our time, and few people understand its realities more clearly than Heather Fry, Director of Industry Training for …