Business and Tech
Empowering Our Female Truckers
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Women Leaders Are the Future of the Trucking Industry
Women are still underrepresented in the trucking industry, but these numbers are changing as women take charge in leadership positions.
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Ice Road Truckers’ Lisa Kelly Talks Women in Trucking and the Growing Demand for Drivers
Trucking isn’t just for men, and Lisa Kelly from History Channel's Ice Road Truckers shares her experience and advice for anyone considering a career in trucking.
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Women Take the Wheel Delivering Equal Opportunity
For women seeking career opportunities, a surprising industry offers opportunity, security and a chance to lead.
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How Software Services Boost Business
Top executives talk to Mediaplanet about the challenges of new technology in the trucking industry.
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Combatting the Trucker Shortage with Education and Technology
In 2014, the trucking industry suffered a shortage of nearly 40,000 drivers. By 2024, American Trucking Associations predicts the shortage will grow to 174,000 drivers.
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In the Trucking Industry, Electronic Logging Devices Increase Accountability
Electronic logging devices (ELDs) can be both a help and a hindrance: increasing accountability but putting drivers under a microscope.
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Women Take a Leading Role in an Evolving Trucker Industry
The Women In Trucking Association’s mission is to increase the percentage of women employed in the trucking industry, including professional drivers.
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Small Trucking Companies Persist in the Face of Industry Giants
David Owen, the president and co-founder of the National Association of Small Trucking Companies (NASTC), shares the origin story of his company and the need for small trucking companies.
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The Best Driver Training Schools Are Aiming Higher Than Compliance
Certification from the Professional Truck Driver Institute is more important than ever for driver training schools wanting to show program excellence and separate themselves from the competition.
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Trucking Keeps the Country Moving
Every day, millions of Americans get behind the wheel and head out on the highways. Some are on the highway, turning the pavement and steering wheel into their office.