by Women In Trucking Staff, on Oct 23, 2024
What are the top concerns in the trucking industry today? The economy, truck parking, lawsuit abuse reform, insurance cost and availability, and battery electric vehicles, according to the American Transportation 鈥�
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Gearing up for the new emission standards is proving to be no easy haul for fleet owners. The Environmental Protection Agency requirements for heavy-duty trucks apply to original equipment manufacturers, 鈥�
Read Storyby Dickies庐 and Red Kap庐 | Sponsored Content, on Oct 07, 2024
According to the 2024 Women In Trucking Index, women make up nearly 9.5% of today鈥檚 professional drivers. That might seem relatively small, but it has increased by over 68% since 鈥�
Read Storyby Kathy Fulton, American Logistics Aid Network, on Oct 01, 2024
American Logistics Aid Network is mobilized for Hurricane Helene. As part of our response efforts, we are committed to bringing you the latest information and updates on supply chain impacts 鈥�
Read Storyby Fran Bernard, on Sep 24, 2024
Jerri Baez embarked on a unique professional journey of professional truck driving in early 2019, driven by a desire to break free from conventional boundaries. Inspired by her friends in 鈥�
Read Storyby FTR | Sponsored Content, on Sep 18, 2024
Summary: Driver capacity is exiting the for-hire market more slowly than many observers expected. With a growing anticipation of a recovery soon, the question now is whether carriers will be 鈥�
Read Storyby Jenny Fall, on Sep 17, 2024
Photo credit: ASAE: The Center for Association Leadership An association is defined as a group of people who share a common interest, job, or purpose. While Women In Trucking (WIT) 鈥�
Read Storyby Jennifer Hedrick, CAE, on Sep 16, 2024
Professional truck drivers are vital to our economy and to our lives. In fact, nearly every aspect of our daily lives is made possible because a truck driver delivers the 鈥�
Read Storyby Women In Trucking Staff, on Sep 15, 2024
National Truck Driver Appreciation Week is Sept. 15-21, 2024. It's a time to recognize and celebrate the contributions and hard work the 3.5 million professional truck drivers make to keep 鈥�
Read Storyby Natalie Williams, Ancora Training | Sponsored Content, on Sep 10, 2024
Photo Credit: Ancora Education Summary: This article discusses the barriers women face in the skilled trades and how investing in career training for women can benefit employers. There鈥檚 little dispute 鈥�
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