Train companies say they’re recruiting more women train drivers, to improve diversity and inclusion. Kelly Garcia has been a train driver for nine years and found the flexibility and salary were key factors in joining the industry. Read more:
Train companies are trying to attract more women into the industry, in particular train drivers.Kelly Garcia has been a train driver for the past nine years. As a single mum, she found the flexibility and salary were key factors in joining the industry.
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