Women In Trucking Blog

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 …

Trucking activity in the United States contracted 2% in May after decreasing 0.9% in April, according to the American Trucking Associations’ advanced seasonally adjusted For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index. “After a …

WIT on the Road stopped in Thomasville, NC, on June 17. The half-day event, hosted by Old Dominion Freight Line, brought together transportation professionals for a morning of research-backed insights, …

The surface transportation bill touching every corner of trucking recently cleared its first major hurdle — and the Women In Trucking Association (WIT) continues to monitor Congressional activity related to …

WIT continues to team up with the Girl Scouts of USA to offer fun-filled events for young girls to learn about the trucking industry and earn a Women In Trucking …

WIT Image Team member Kellylynn McLaughlin brings a front-line voice to national conversation on HazMat and infrastructure challenges during a panel discussion at Sam Houston State University. When policymakers, researchers, …

Ask a driver what makes them stay with an organization, and the answer is rarely about pay alone. It's about whether the job matches what they were promised. Whether someone …

For Jerri Baez, meaningful impact starts with people. Long before conversations about compliance scores, safety metrics, or operational performance, she believes the real work begins by making people feel heard, …

Trucking activity in the United States remained unchanged in April after increasing 1% in March, according to the American Trucking Associations’ advanced seasonally adjusted For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index. “April’s unchanged …

As America’s highways remain filled with moving freight, when the time comes to rest professional truck drivers routinely make their search for a safe, legal place to park. With truck …