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WIT Index

Conducted biennially, the WIT Index is the industry barometer to benchmark and measure the percentage of women who make up critical roles in transportation.

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 What the 2026-27 WIT Index Tells Us
About Women In Trucking
Wednesday, August 26 • 2pm-3pm ET

The results are in! Join us as we explore the latest findings, examine emerging workforce trends, and discuss what the data reveals about recruitment, retention, leadership, and career advancement.

Whether you're looking to measure your organization's progress, identify opportunities for growth, or better understand the evolving trucking workforce, this FREE webinar will provide practical insights and meaningful context to help inform your workforce strategies.

ABOUT

The WIT Index is the industry barometer to regularly benchmark and measure the percentage of women who make up critical roles in transportation:

  • Corporate management (C-suite)
  • Boards of Directors
  • Functional roles (Operations, Technicians, HR/Talent Management, Marketing, etc.)
  • Professional drivers

Conducted biennially, the WIT Index is a fundamental report that will help to amplify the brand, reputation, and value of the association to the industry and to the North American economy. For-hire trucking companies, private fleets, asset-based third-party logistics companies (3PLs), drayage companies, and other associations report their percentage of professional drivers who are women. These companies along with other market segments in transportation (such as technology innovators, equipment manufacturers, railroads and ocean carriers also report their percentage of leadership and functional roles that are female.

Please note: Participating in the 2026-27 WIT Index is a requirement for this year's Top Companies for Women to Work in Trucking nomination process.

PREPARE

To complete the survey, you must be an authorized respondent on behalf of your organization. Be prepared to provide as many of the following data points as you can.

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