Women In Trucking Blog

Every year, the Women In Trucking Association’s (WIT) I Heart Trucking® Photo Contest reminds us of what makes the trucking industry so remarkable: the people. Behind every warehouse stocked, truck …

WIT doesn't just exist for its members. It exists because of them. Every program, resource, and initiative that has grown out WIT traces back to what members have shared, requested, …

The Women In Trucking Association (WIT) has joined a broad coalition of national transportation, infrastructure, business and labor organizations in urging Congress to act promptly to ensure uninterrupted federal funding …

The road to a career in trucking doesn’t always begin behind the wheel. Sometimes it starts at a truck stop, in a high school diesel shop, or after a life-changing …

The industry is moving more freight while producing fewer emissions per ton-mile. In fact, global trucking emissions intensity declined by 14% between 2019 and 2023, driven largely by fuel-efficiency improvements …

Trucking activity in the United States rose 0.1% in June after decreasing 3.2% in May, according to the American Trucking Associations’ advanced seasonally adjusted For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index. “While tonnage …

When Ashley Kordish joined the Women In Trucking Association, she was looking for something many women in the industry hope to find: a place to connect with others who understood …

It started with a single question posted to Engage: “Do you have an interest in wellness, both in and out of the truck?” That question, posted by Tanya Jolliffe, Founder …

After more than three decades with the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI), Rebecca Brewster is preparing to retire from an organization she helped shape into one of trucking's most influential …

If you know Bobbi Leach, you know she doesn’t do anything halfway. As the Director of Branding and Communications at Expediter Services (ES), she’s spent 16 years in the industry …