The transport industry has traditionally been associated with images of trucks, warehouses, ports, trains, cargo terminals, and long-distance routes. For decades, many of these environments were perceived as predominantly male workplaces. Yet the modern transport sector is changing. Women are increasingly participating in logistics, freight management, supply-chain planning, fleet administration, transportation technology, procurement, warehousing, customer service, finance, and executive leadership. The change is significant because transport is not simply a physical industry. It is a sophisticated economic ecosystem that depends on coordination, information, technology, communication, and strategic decision-making. The growing presence of women in logistics therefore represents more than a demographic shift. It is part of the broader transformation of…