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Cargo theft has long been a concern for supply chains of high-value products such as electronics, food and beverage, other consumer goods, according to Thom Albrecht, Chief Revenue Officer for …

TAT’s Heather Fry, along with Mari Robertson with PepsiCo Foods, Korri Adams with Ryder System and Brittani Guzzetta, with TA Dedicated, discuss the tools for action and intervention to combat …

This article is part of WIT's new "Volunteer Spotlight" series, which recognizes volunteers who are giving their time and talents to move forward our mission. Keri Pfeifer and Louise Azzopardi …

For women behind the wheel, safety on the road extends beyond defensive driving and vehicle maintenance – particularly for those involved in long-haul trucking. While trucking presents unique challenges for …

January always brings a sense of possibility, a fresh calendar, new goals, and a chance to think differently about how you want to. Women in Trucking is a year-round resource …

The Women In Trucking Association (WIT) has announced Danny Siem as its January 2026 Member of the Month. Siem is the Fuel Tax Manager at PACCAR Leasing Company. Siem has built …

Every day, women across the country are moving freight, leading by example, and showing the world what professionalism, safety, and passion look like behind the wheel. Their stories deserve to …

Trucking activity in the United States increased slightly in November, but volumes remained at low levels. Specifically, truck freight tonnage rose 0.2% after falling 1.9% in October and 0.8% in …

In Washington, D.C., nothing moves easily — especially not a beautiful, oversized, 53-foot Christmas tree bound earlier this month for the headquarters of the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and …

One of the strengths of the Engage forum is how openly members discuss real operational challenges and how quickly others jump in to help. A recent question sparked a thoughtful …