WiTA is the peak body for Australian female heavy vehicle drivers - driving equality and shaping the future of female participation in the industry.
To encourage more women into HV driving careers by dismantling barriers to entry,
providing training and employment opportunities and promoting a culture of safety, diversity and inclusion.
Promote female awareness, interest and participation in the heavy vehicle industry.
Engage with government and industry stakeholders to improve training and employment opportunities for female drivers.
Connect newly licensed female drivers with experienced mentors.
Foster a safe and inclusive culture where female drivers can thrive.
Advocate on behalf of female HV drivers.
You don’t need to be in a crisis to seek help. Health In Gear is a wellbeing program that offers free counselling to transport and logistics workers and their families. You can call the Health In Gear hotline any time of the day or night on 1800 464 327. Developed by the Ozhelp Foundation in collaboration with the NHVR.
Participate in the largest ever female convoy in Australia and raise funds for kids experiencing a cancer diagnosis. The convoy is followed by a free family festiveal in Adelaide's Victoria Park. Get a crew together and fundraise for a great cause! Click here for more information and to register.
Saturday 6th July 2024
12:30pm-4:00pm
Victoria Park Social Club Adelaide
Following the Camp Quality convoy and family fun, join us for WiTA’s inaugural awards and celebration of National Female Truckies Day at Victoria Park's Social Club, a stunning heritage venue full of vintage charm and character.
A unique initiative that provides commonwealth funding via the NHVR to provide free training for female HV drivers and help them find work.
Brought to you by award winning life coach David Powell, this online program shares practical tools and skills to help you achieve your life goals. These proven strategies have helped thousands of people around the world to live more fulfilling lives.
Free to all WiTA members.
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