female truck drivers
Ingrid Brown Earns WIT 2026 Driver of the Year Recognition
Recognition at the national level doesn’t come easy in trucking. It takes years on the road, a reputation for doing things the right...
Women In Motion Urges Congress to Expand Truck Parking
The American Trucking Associations Women In Motion Council is calling on Congress to make truck parking a priority in the upcoming surface transportation...
Women In Trucking Opens Nominations for 2026 Driver of the Year Award
Professional truck drivers know that recognition in this industry is earned mile by mile. The Women In Trucking Association is now inviting nominations...
Best States for Female Truck Drivers: Pay and Opportunities in 2025
In 2025, female truck drivers are seeing some of the best pay and job opportunities in states with strong trucking industries and high...
Record Number of Women Set to Compete at NTDC 2025
At the Maryland Truck Driving Championship in June, FedEx Freight driver Joyce Bain captured first place in the 5-axle class. A seasoned competitor,...
From Layoff to Lifelong Career: How NFI Driver Terrena Built Her Place in Trucking
When the pandemic forced her out of her previous job, Terrena saw a chance to chase a dream she had carried for years:...
Women in Trucking Speak Up in Washington for Safer Roads and Stronger IC Protections
A group of 22 women representing the heart of the trucking industry gathered in the nation’s capital this July, bringing their stories, concerns,...
Spotlight on Kacy H.: Army Reservist and SheDrives NFI Trailblazer
Meet Kacy H., a woman who exemplifies what it means to push boundaries and break the mold of traditional careers. As an Army...
Kathy Blaies Named WIT 2025 Driver of the Year
The Women in Trucking Association (WIT) has recognized Kathy Blaies, a dedicated car hauler for United Road, as the 2025 Driver of the...
How Women In Trucking is Driving Change at Industry Events
The Women In Trucking Association (WIT) continues to make waves in the trucking industry, ensuring that women and girls see the career possibilities...
