DALLAS — Companies can attract female drivers by showcasing women on the job in their advertisements, according to experts assembled at the Women In Trucking Association’s annual conference.
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Allison Geist, operations support manager at NFI, asks the crowd who feels affected by the driver shortage. (Eleanor Lamb/Transport Topics)
Want More Female Drivers? Include Them in Ads, Experts Say
Allison Geist, operations support manager at NFI, asks the crowd who feels affected by the driver shortage. (Eleanor Lamb/Transport Topics)
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Cab Comfort Crucial to Retaining Drivers, TMC Panel Says
Kenworth's Jamin Swazo (John Sommers II for Transport Topics)
ATLANTA — Providing a comfortable and safe environment in truck cabs is critical when it comes to retaining and recruiting drivers. That was the main conclusion at a roundtable discussion called: “Spec’ing the Cab & Sleeper for Driver Comfort and Safety,” which was held at American Trucking Associations’ Technology & Maintenance Council annual meeting March 19.
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Freight carriers, commercial fleet operators and third-party logistics companies are all putting out “Help Wanted” signs.
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