
ALT Women's History Month! Check out these amazing women in the world of transportation! This graphic shows some images of some of the women we highlight this month as well as our logo.

ALT Women's History Month! Janet Guthrie. Janet Guthrie followed a diverse career track on the way to becoming the first woman to compete in the Indianapolis 500. Before becoming a race car driver, Guthrie worked as a pilot, flight instructor, aerospace engineer, technical editor, and public representative for major corporations. This graphic shows a picture of the highlighted woman as well as our logo.

ALT Women's History Month! Gloria Shepherd, Associate Administrator Gloria Shepherd just celebrated her 20th anniversary working for FHWA and demonstrates an impressive diversity of accomplishments. She has run marathons; earned a master of law degree, juris doctorate, and a doctorate of humanities; and climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro only days after having appendicitis. This graphic shows a picture of the highlighted woman as well as our logo.

ALT Women's History Month! Amelia Earhart. Amelia Earhart secured a place in the hearts of Americans with her daring flight achievements during the 1920’s and 1930’s. She opened the doors to aviation for other women by providing them with a role model. She was a pioneer, as well as an explorer of new technology. This graphic shows a picture of the highlighted woman as well as our logo.

ALT Greyed image of a roadside work zone. Image has an orange border. Text reads "You play a role in work zone safety. Work with us! 2023 National Work Zone Awareness Week" Graphic includes a bold illustrated pictogram of 5 cut out figures - four are orange and wearing hard hats, and the middle one is white and not wearing a hard hat.



























