Sexual exploitation and trafficking occur along our nation's roadways.
It takes all of us to stop it.
ATBS is proud to partner with Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT) to help combat human trafficking by empowering truck drivers with the knowledge and resources to make a difference. As key players in the transportation industry, truck drivers are in a unique position to identify and report suspicious activity. Through our collaboration with TAT, we are excited to help educate our clients on how they can safely be eyes and ears on the road for law enforcement and for victims. By raising awareness and providing actionable steps, we aim to support drivers in recognizing the signs of trafficking and taking the right efforts to help victims, ultimately making our highways and communities safer.
Become an Everyday Hero today! To begin the free training:
- Click the button below
- Create an account
- Click ‘Courses’ in the menu along the top
- Choose the course most applicable to your role
Thank you for helping to combat human trafficking!
TAT App
The TAT App is a free user-friendly resource anyone can install to be equipped with information about human trafficking in case they encounter it. Available for Apple and Android devices in English, Spanish and French, the TAT App features:
- Tailored content specific to your industry, such as school transportation, over-the-road truckers, rideshare drivers, transit, in-home delivery professionals, etc.
- Enhanced reporting capabilities for users with the ability to identify the best number to call, including, where available, local hotline numbers.
- On-the-go access to TAT’s free training courses.
- Optional news and notifications directly from TAT.
TAT is driving change in the fight against human trafficking. We are empowering people to discover and disrupt human trafficking networks, and it’s working.
With your support, we can continue to educate and empower more members of trucking, transit, energy and law enforcement with training that results in the recovery of victims and the prosecution of perpetrators.
TAT (Truckers Against Trafficking) is a 501(c)(3). All donations are tax-deductible.