26-year-old truck driver: "I dress up like Barbie, but among the drivers I'm your guy."

Blaze Williams from Australia with 19 years driving semi-trailers and 18-wheel trucks. Bouncers at night clubs do not believe that its rights in the management of freight transport are real, but she loves her job and advises other Australians to follow suit.

Blaze earned washing trucks, and told her to get the rights to carry them from place to place: "Before, when I saw how they drove up and stayed next to me, I was scared, but in the end I really liked their led. I always liked to be different, so it was quite natural: being a woman truck driver. I always dressed a little in the style of Barbie, but among the drivers, I feel like my boyfriend."

The girl got a job as a truck driver a year after he obtained the right to operate freight transport. She loves life on the road: "On the highway a lot more freedom than office work, and no one hovers over your table."

Blaze claims that the work friendly atmosphere and she didn't have any problems due to gender.

According to statistics, in Australia on 100 truckers have three women. The country has a shortage of drivers of cargo transport, so Williams encourages other girls to follow her example.

Also Williams is the current national champion in horse riding.