Women In Trucking Blog

Impostor syndrome doesn’t announce itself with a warning. It whispers quietly, telling you you're not ready, not smart enough, or just plain lucky. It tells you to stay silent when …

The trucking industry is evolving, and so is how we connect, grow, and support each other. That’s why WIT is excited to launch our brand-new mobile app – to help …

In recent years, the commercial trucking industry has found itself navigating not just highways but a shifting landscape of national policy changes. From environmental regulations and independent contractor classification to …

The Women In Trucking Association (WIT) has announced Sue Bell as its June 2025 Member of the Month. Bell is a P&D Professional Driver at Saia LTL Freight. For many …

Esther Parsons is a Women In Trucking Image Team member who started working for UPS as a feeder driver at the Eastern Zone Regional Hub in Middletown, PA. When asked …

Operating private fleets is a significant initiative by many companies in their operations and supply chains. A significant number of employees who help these fleets moving are women who bring …

Trucking activity in the United States slipped again in April as the freight market remained choppy early in the second quarter. Specifically, truck freight tonnage decreased 0.3% after contracting 15% …

Tracy Rushing remembers the moment she was notified that she was selected as the 2024 Influential Woman of the Year by the Women In Trucking Association (WIT): “This recognition felt …

Spot market rates in trucking are lower and there’s excess truck capacity in the current economy. Load-to-truck ratios are lower, meaning there are too many truckers chasing too few loads …

As others spread doom and gloom or pie in the sky, FTR has held off on crafting major changes to our economic forecasts based on tariff fallout, mostly because of …