by Jenny Fall, on Feb 5, 2026 5:00:00 AM
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 series are Kellylynn and Ashley, members of the Women In Trucking Image Team, who sat down with each other for candid, driver-to-driver conversations about life behind the wheel.
In this first series, Kellylynn and Ashley turn the tables and interview one another, offering an authentic look at the day in the life of a professional truck driver. From daily routines on the road to the challenges and rewards of the job, the conversations highlight what it truly means to build a career in trucking.
Ashley also shares her unique journey as a driver, trainer, and crane operator, discussing the added responsibilities of specialized roles and the skills required to succeed in them. Her perspective provides valuable insight into the diverse career paths available within the trucking industry and the opportunities for growth beyond traditional driving roles.
This series was created to amplify the voices of women in trucking and showcase the wide range of experiences represented within the Image Team. Through honest conversations and personal stories, the series aims to educate, inspire, and connect drivers, industry professionals, and those curious about careers in trucking.
New episodes will be released every other week, featuring Image Team members from across the industry. Viewers can stay up to date and catch the latest episodes of Kellylynn and Ashley’s series now on the Women In Trucking YouTube channel. Follow along as more conversations roll out.
Subscribe, watch, and join the conversation, because the best stories in trucking come straight from the driver’s seat.
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