Comments: - Trucker's Woman also contains a mysterious, random image of a pepperoni pizza lying on a wooden deck that appears for a single frame in the middle of a brake line checking scene, at 1:08:38 (or 1:00:51 in the RiffTrax version, which, based on the shorter runtime and lack of R-rated material, seems to be based on a television edit[5]). Due to the vignetting effect which was applied to it, it appears that the insertion of this frame was not accidental, but rather was an attempt to subliminally influence audiences to buy pizza (e.g. from drive-in theater concession stands)

Women In Trucking Association, Inc. (WIT) is an American non-profit organization. which focuses on the employment of women in the trucking industry.and addresses obstacles that might keep women from entering or succeeding in the trucking industry. It was founded by Ellen Voie[5] in 2007, who currently serves as the President and CEO.[6][7] The organization focuses mainly on women who are already a part of the industry or have an interest in it and works as a support network with 5,500 members in which 600 are drivers and others are corporations.Worldwide members include carriers, suppliers, industry professionals, drivers, and students. WIT headquarters are located in Plover, Wisconsin, United States.[

Ellen Voie founded the Women In Trucking Association in 2007.She is the holder of a commercial driver's license with no truck driving experience but has been advocating for the empowerment of women in the trucking industry since 1980.Voie felt the need for such an organization while working as the Manager of Recruiting and Retention Programs at Schneider National. As manager of recruiting and retention programs, she was targeting women but realized that the industry could do a lot more to attract women into the transportation business. To better address the issues that women face, she founded Women In Trucking.

Voie has been alleged of not addressing sexual assault issues in truck driver training at the organization. She has also been accused of testifying against victims in sexual assault cases and gender discrimination under trial in 2014 and 2020