Jacob Kirkman from Inland-Kenworth, which works closely with Truckers Against Trafficking, explains the importance of how professional drivers can report what they suspect to be human trafficking. He advises drivers to call 911 immediately if they witness or suspect trafficking, and to provide as much detail as possible, including vehicle descriptions and directions.
For uncertain situations, he recommends calling the National Human Trafficking Hotline for assistance. He emphasizes the urgency of reporting since traffickers frequently move victims quickly.
In this video, you will hear about:
How drivers should call 911 immediately when they see or suspect human trafficking.
How drivers should be able to provide vehicle make/model, descriptions, location, and direction of travel if the suspected trafficker leaves.
In situations where it's unclear if a crime is occurring, drivers can call the national hotline number (888-373-7888), which is available 24/7 for truck drivers to report suspicions.
The importance of calling the hotline immediately to provide detailed information and receive guidance on reporting potential trafficking incidents.

