Women In Trucking Association

06/19/2026

A morning of meaningful conversations, industry insights, and connection made WIT on the Road in Thomasville, NC a memorable stop. Thank you to Old Dominion Freight Line, Inc., our speakers, and attendees for sharing perspectives on leadership, recruitment, retention, and the opportunities ahead for women in . 🚛

👉Check out the full recap: https://hubs.la/Q04m3f6g0

06/19/2026

At the Sam Houston State University Institute for Homeland Security Safety Symposium, WIT Image Team member Kellylynn McLaughlin brought the voice of the professional driver to a national conversation on HazMat and infrastructure challenges—ensuring real-world experience helps inform policy decisions.

👉Read more and view the panel discussion: https://hubs.la/Q04lDlBX0

Women In Trucking (WIT) Image Team member Kellylynn McLaughlin joined a panel discussion on HazMat and Infrastructure challenges.

06/18/2026

to Jennifer Woznick's iconic submission for the 2016 I HEART Trucking® Photo Contest! ❤️🚛💪

👉Submit your photo for this year's contest by June 30: https://hubs.la/Q04h22x50

06/18/2026

Join WIT President and CEO Jennifer Hedrick for an exclusive conversation with Rebecca Brewster, President and COO of the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI), as she reflects on her remarkable 33-year career.

In our FREE upcoming webinar, Brewster will share her journey as a woman in and discuss how ATRI’s research has influenced key conversations around safety, productivity, and policy. The session will also explore the major shifts and trends she has witnessed and their impact on attracting, advancing, and retaining women in the industry.

📅 Wednesday, June 24
⏰ 2pm-3pm ET

👉Learn more and register: https://hubs.la/Q04gTxkW0

06/17/2026

Through mentorship, volunteering, networking, and community support, Women In Trucking helps members at every stage of their careers grow their confidence, strengthen their leadership skills, and create meaningful connections across the industry.

Whether you’re just starting out or have years of experience behind you, your voice, perspective, and leadership matter.

👉Read more: https://hubs.la/Q04hyLx10

06/17/2026

WIT recently coordinated with Kris Cornellier, Business Development Manager with Anderson Trucking Service - ATS based in St. Cloud, MN, to welcome Girl Scouts for a special event. 🚛💚

Throughout the day, the girls explored the world of and through hands-on experiences, including truck tours, a driving simulator, equipment demonstrations, and a look at the many career opportunities available in our industry.

👉Check out the recap: https://hubs.la/Q04lDm3F0

06/16/2026

Ask a driver what makes them stay with an organization, and the answer is rarely about pay alone. It's about whether the job matches what they were promised. Whether someone picks up the phone. Whether they feel supported or on their own.

That's the conversation WIT member Nicole Chukreeff started on Engage, and the replies that followed are worth reading.

👉Read more and join the conversation: https://hubs.la/Q04lD9B40

06/16/2026

Jemima says, "Bryan and myself are the owners of a small business. We both have a HUGE passion for trucking and work hard to meet the strong demand for specialized training and assessing in the transport, construction and resources industry."

Let's see the creativity, fun, and celebration in YOUR I Heart Trucking® photo contest entry! 📸

🗓️ Submit your photo by June 30: https://hubs.la/Q04hpmdH0

06/15/2026

💡 Tip from the road: Modern technology plus a strong support system makes long‑haul safer for women.

💬 “Keep communication tight. Share your route with someone you trust. Check in at predictable intervals. And use your phone’s ‘share location’ feature when stopping overnight.” - Jacqueline, professional driver

While more than half of women drivers say trucking is a safe career, too many still feel unsure—and that matters. That’s why we gathered real advice from real women who live this life every day.

👉Read the full story and the 6️⃣ safety tips they shared: https://hubs.ly/Q04lsK8j0

06/15/2026

Long before conversations about compliance scores, safety metrics, or operational performance, Jerri Baez believes the real work begins by making people feel heard, respected, and understood.

That philosophy has shaped every part of her career in transportation safety and leadership, and it continues to guide the way she serves WIT today as an Image Team member, mentor, and the 2026 Content Committee Chair.

👉Read more about her volunteer work: https://hubs.ly/Q04ls7FG0