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Briony Lipton

Dr Briony Lipton is a researcher in the Future of Work and Society Research Group at UNSW Canberra.

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    Nowhere to stop: Why women in trucking are still holding on

    Our new report from UNSW Canberra, Women in Trucking, examines how women enter and stay in an industry where they make up about 6 per cent of drivers. Using a mixed-methods design, we interviewed 20 participants, including women drivers, trainers, advocates, and industry representatives, and conducted a national survey on truck driver safety and training.

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    Nowhere to stop: Why women in trucking are still holding on