Women entering trucking are at higher risk of meeting obstacles that hinder their success because this male dominated environment is lacking in accountability.
Posts Tagged ‘Trucking’
CRST Sex Harassment Case and Truck Driver Training 2012
Posted in Trucking, tagged "truck driver shortage", American Trucking Association, ATA, CDL Training, CRST Van Expedited, Ellen Voie, Harassment, Lady Truckers, Sexual Harassment, truckers, Trucking, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, War on Women, WIT, Women, Women in Trucking, Women Truckers on April 14, 2012 | 14 Comments »
Activism in Trucking
Posted in @TruckerDesiree, tagged Activism, CDL Training, Facebook, Highway Safety, Linkedin, Trucker Desiree, truckers, Trucking, You Tube on May 3, 2011 | 6 Comments »
Part of the problem has been overcoming the negative image of truck drivers. Some of this poor image has been cultivated by the industry who are responsible for who they recruit and provide the keys to their 75 ft of equipment. The industry has enjoyed playing out the “rogue driver” image for the public when it suits their needs while parading the “trained performer” like a circus treat for special events and recruiting tactics
Trucker Desiree ~ 2010 in review
Posted in @TruckerDesiree, tagged Freight, Transportation Logistics, Trucker Desiree, truckers, Trucking, Women, Wordpress on January 4, 2011 | 9 Comments »
If the blog of Trucker Desiree was a WOW! In freight terms here is the translation: The average container ship can carry about 4,500 containers. This blog was viewed about 18,000 times in 2010. If each view were a shipping container, the blog of Trucker Desiree would have filled about 4 fully loaded ships.
So put that in your pipe and smoke it you TROLLS!
Truck Driver Shortage
Posted in @TruckerDesiree, tagged ATA, CSA 2010, Dan Rather, Driver Shortage, Pinocchio, Pleasure Island, Student Truckers, Trucking, Women Truckers on April 4, 2010 | 32 Comments »
The driver shortage is back so they say. But if you talk to a veteran trucker they will tell you there never was one. If you will recall the ATA said there was no longer a shortage but rather a glut of drivers when “Queen of the Road” was aired. That was the first of [...]
