Driving School Pushes Importance Of More Minority, Women Truck Drivers

The video follows Josephine Copeland, a 49-year-old aspiring truck driver, as she pursues her dream at Dudley's driving school in Virginia. The American Trucking Association highlights the industry's driver shortage and efforts to increase diversity by recruiting women and minorities. Safety concerns, especially for female drivers, are addressed with initiatives for better-lit parking areas. The video also showcases the Dudley family's legacy in the trucking industry, emphasizing the importance of diverse instructors and community impact. Copeland shares her personal reflections on the peace and independence she finds in trucking.

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