“The California Trucking Association and our members are committed to providing an environment free of sexual harassment and assault in any form, including inappropriate and disrespectful behavior, intimidation, and other unwelcome conduct both in our individual work environments, as well as in our industry.
“Through our partnerships with organizations including the California Highway Patrol, Truckers Against Trafficking, the Sacramento District Attorney, Yolo County District Attorney and other law enforcement groups, CTA has become an active participant during key events and assisted in outreach opportunities to communicate important messaging through member communications, social media, and various other platforms.
"This is why CTA is proud to join the American Trucking Associations, FMCSA, the White House and other industry leaders on this National Day of Action on Sexual Harassment and Assault as part of our commitment to prevent sexual harassment and sexual assault in our industry and in our communities,” Shawn Yadon, CEO of the California Trucking Association.
In addition to joining the Administration in recognizing and condemning sexual harassment, assault, and violence today and promoting a culture of safety for all drivers, CTA joins ATA in continuing to work to: