U.S. Unveils 1st Female Crash-Test Dummy, Sparking Debate: Are Accidents Different for Men and Women?

The new THOR-05F marks a milestone: for the first time, a crash-test dummy accurately reflects the female anatomy. Officials argue that decades of safety testing based on male-bodied models left women more vulnerable to severe injuries. The announcement aligns with the administration’s broader push to reintroduce biological sex classifications in medical and safety policy.
Drivers Wanted: A Growing Job Market with More Women Behind the Wheel

The ongoing driver shortage is pushing wages, benefits, and job conditions upward—creating new opportunities for growth and independence, especially for women entering the transportation industry. The U.S. trucking job market is undergoing a positive transformation. While the driver shortage remains a challenge, it’s also fueling encouraging changes: higher pay, better benefits, and more flexible hiring […]