Women In Trucking Blog

Trucking activity in the United States surged 3% in February, marking the largest sequential increase in several years. February’s gains followed a slight decline in January, according to the American …

Creating and sustaining a positive workplace culture is crucial for employee engagement, retention, and overall business success. Montiqua Mathers, Founder of People First Consulting, explores the importance of workplace culture …

By now you’ve probably seen the drone footage and read about the massive destruction left across the Midwest and Southeast as a result of this past weekend’s tornadoes. We mourn …

Joining Women In Trucking (WIT) is more than just signing up for a membership—it’s an investment in your career and an opportunity to elevate your organization. WIT membership opens doors …

Did you know that in 2024 the WITney® Educational Trailer traveled to 40 events? This resulted in nearly 7,500 visitors – most of them women and girls looking to become …

If you have been mystified by the resilience of trucking employment in the face of a prolonged freight recession, it turns out there was a simple explanation: The jobs figures …

A strong strategic plan provides a roadmap for achieving an industry association’s vision and objectives. The active participation of a board of directors in this process is essential for ensuring …

While the trucking industry has long been heavily populated by men, there have been determined, innovative and trailblazing women who have broken barriers. Through their efforts, they have proven their …

The current Women In Trucking (WIT) mission is simple and has served WIT well since its founding in 2007: To encourage the employment of women in the trucking industry, promote …

Arrow Truck Sales was named a 2024 Top Company for Women to Work in Transportation. Pictured here is WIT President & CEO Jennifer Hedrick, CAE, with Jim Taber (far left) …