The 23-year-old 'Pretty Girl Trucker' is breaking stereotypes as a truck driver

Meet Kodi, 23, who was inspired by her father to get into trucking following a tragic loss in her family. She opened up about what her experience as a truck driver has been like, why she loves it so much and how she wants to inspire other young women to follow their dreams. #MyUnconventionalLife #trucking

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[blessoneable]

Beautiful. There are many beautiful women in the trucking industry. Even my self I started out in 2002 . Still trucking. I applaud all professional women truckers. God be with us all.😊

[anuncolonizedmind]

I'm 45, my son decided to do & I thought.. why not me too?! I'm so excited!

[carlosdelaney]

Sorry for your loss, I wish you nothing but the best and don't let no one stop you from your passion. Keep trucking baby girl cuz I support you. We need more women in the industry.

[kena]

I’m completely impressed when women step out of their comfort zone and do things that challenge stereotypes. I’m a father with two daughters so I push them to go beyond the glass ceiling.

[LovelyBri]

My only regret is that I didn’t do it in my early 20s. Go girl!

[twintwo]

My son is starting to drive trucks and I was so afraid for him. I'm glad to see videos like this.

[Jasmin]

I’m 24 currently getting my CDL and this was so comforting. Good job 👏 I’ll be out there with you soon

[aaronmurdock]

Congratulations to you baby girl. We have 4 daughters and a son and they’ve all been trucking with me. We’ll be praying for you, also just always remember to watch your surroundings, we have a lot of haters in our industry. Look into car hauling come and join our car hauling family.

[howardsmith]

Love her positivity and hope her story can inspire many more youngsters to come into the business.

[amoses]

This makes me glad to know that there are women of all ages out here in trucking and are killin it better then us men. I have nieces three of which are teens and I hope at least one of them will decide to follow in my footsteps and become a trucker one day. Keep doing ya thing Ms Lady and looking just as good as the money you are making in trucking!

[PushThruJourney]

Lord, please continue to watch over our sisters! Amen

[brandinewman]

I remember those days when I started trucking I was 23 years old just like her dressed nice looked good. people thought I wasn't a truck driver and plus I remember the motivation like she has I remember I used to have .

[kensworld]

Everybody got bills even young women. Good job kodi

[Wanna]

Your brother would have been so Proud to see you in this light

[Purevictory]

Girl I’m 53!! Licensed therapist! Love to drive!! Thinking about making a transition!! I love the freedom of OTR!!! Keep being an inspiration!!! To others! God Bless!! 😎

[Fallinlovewithmeforever]

THE BEST VIDEO EVER❤ I can't wait to get my Class A Cdl. She thinks exactly like me. Wow amazing. Love it.❤

[johndesimone]

She is one amazing woman! This definitely made me smile.

[YellinHelenP]

I always wanted to be a truck driver and at age 55 decided to look on Youtube to find inspiration! You could probably make money giving women who are looking for a career in trucking a true truck-life experience. Take em' on the road for a few day haul and show them the ropes. Women power! There really is good money to be made and I also feel very peaceful when driving long distances. It is peaceful.

[classicsoapfan]

my dad drove a truck for 17 years. I went with him about 9 times starting with a trip after high school graduation in 1997 and last trip was 2001. I loved it. I miss him driving. saw some women driving trucks. my favorite show was ice road truckers. I loved watching Lisa Kelley on there. she put up with guys saying she didn't need to be driving but she never let it stop her.

[jamesmiller]

What a sweetheart! Breaking hearts as well. Need more and more women drivers out there.