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Women In Trucking (WIT) continues to inspire the next generation of trucking through its ongoing partnership with Girl Scouts of the USA, creating meaningful opportunities for young girls to explore …

Wolarik leading a yoga session at the first ever WIT on the Road regional event in Arlington, VA. For Maggie Wolarik, service has always been rooted in compassion, connection, and …

FMCSA Administrator Derek Barr (far left) and U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy (back row) spent time with staff and volunteers at the Women In Trucking booth March 20 during …

Three decades ago, Dee Dee Cox began building a career in human resources with a simple belief: strong organizations are built by investing in people. Today, as Vice President of …

Leadership doesn't start with a title. It starts with a decision to show up, contribute, and invest in the people around you. That's a truth WIT members understand well, and …

Women In Trucking (WIT) brought WIT on the Road to Birmingham, AL on April 29 for a half-day gathering that united transportation professionals from across the region around a shared …

As Expediter Services (ES) celebrates 20 years in the trucking industry, the company reflects on a legacy of growth, innovation, and purpose. From supporting independent contractors and owner-operators to becoming …

The É«½ç°É (WIT) has announced Jenna Walker as its May 2026 Member of the Month. Walker is an owner-operator for Walker Sand and Stone, Inc. For Walker, …

Keeping commercial trucks well-maintained is no small task. For fleet managers and owner-operators, it’s a balancing act of safety, compliance, cost, and uptime. While routine maintenance is critical, several ongoing …

Volunteering with an industry association like the É«½ç°É (WIT) is one of the most impactful ways professionals can contribute to both their own growth and the advancement …