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Women have been an active, crucial presence in the transportation industry since its very inception. Women truckers are more prevalent in the industry than ever before, and companies across the country are broadening their employee support and recruitment efforts to reflect that. 

The logistics and transportation industries are fundamental to our country. Without them, the e-commerce industry wouldn’t be the juggernaut it is today, and people across the world wouldn’t have access to the products and services they so fiercely rely on. 

The trucking and transportation industry has been a pillar in our country for years, and its importance shows no signs of decreasing. As the e-commerce industry reaches new levels of vitality every year, so too does the need for reliable transportation and shipping grow along with it.

There are a lot of driving myths about women, but most of them are just that, myths. Not only do statistics show that women are safer drivers, as of 2017 more women have driver’s licenses than men do. With that in mind, here are a few driving myths about women that we can put to rest, especially when placed in the context of the trucking industry.

With the trucking industry continuing to grow and expand its search for passionate and experienced drivers, there are more career opportunities than ever before. If you’re a woman looking for an exciting new career path, or a new lifestyle, then the truck driving industry might be the place for you. Here are just a few of the unique benefits women will find in the trucking industry.

Over-the-road (OTR) team driving can be a rewarding career for people looking to travel the country, earn a competitive income, and do so with a partner who can share in the journey. Team driving has been a popular option for drivers, but it can be a challenge to be matched with a co-driver whom you are compatible with.

The trucking industry is full of exciting and profitable career opportunities. As more consumers do the majority of their shopping online, the need for passionate and committed truck drivers is higher than ever. They’re part of the backbone that keeps the logistics industry alive and well, and without them, the industry would likely collapse.

It’s no secret that truck driving is a lifestyle as well as a career. The hours on the road and the extensive travel often mean that those who drive trucks professionally live an entirely unique lifestyle. However, as more women enter the trucking industry, how does the trucking lifestyle look for them? Is it different? Is it the same, despite the lower percentage of women who are active in the industry?

It’s no secret that the trucking industry has a wealth of new opportunities for drivers. Recently, the industry experienced its fastest pace of growth since 2015, according to Supply Chain Dive Magazine, a news publication of the supply chain industry.