Breaking Barriers in Trucking: Amoni Witcher’s Journey from CNA to Fleetology Powerhouse

In this powerful episode, Trucking Ray sits down with Amoni Witcher, a dispatcher, entrepreneur, and fierce advocate for women in trucking. Amoni shares her deeply personal journey from working as a CNA to building her own logistics business, Fleetology. Faced with real-life challenges—raising a son with Asperger’s, enduring long hours in healthcare, and surviving a fuel crisis that nearly ended her company—Amoni didn’t just adapt, she rebuilt. As the Membership Chair of the African American Women in Trucking Association (AAWTA), she’s now leading the charge to uplift and educate others, especially women and people of color entering the industry. Whether you’re a dispatcher, a driver, or just exploring logistics, this episode is packed with practical insights, straight talk, and inspiration to keep you moving forward—without sacrificing your freedom.

Key Takeaways:

✅ Freedom through flexibility — Amoni left the rigid hours of healthcare for the autonomy of trucking to better support her family.
✅ Hard lessons build strong foundations — She lost a 15-truck fleet during the fuel crisis, but used that experience to rebuild smarter.
✅ Fleetology is built on value, not dependency — Amoni believes in sharing knowledge freely, not hiding it behind paywalls.
✅ Breaking the “good old boy system” — AAWTA is creating real representation and safe spaces for women in trucking.
✅ Dispatching is misunderstood — It’s more than staring at load boards—it’s problem-solving, negotiation, and logistics mastery.
✅ PowerHub is coming — AAWTA’s new initiative will offer powerful tools and community support for members.
✅ Encouragement over perfection — Amoni urges women to stop overthinking and just take the leap into trucking.
✅ Motherhood and business can coexist — She shares the highs and lows of balancing both with resilience and purpose.

This episode is for anyone craving freedom, purpose, and community in the world of trucking and logistics.