Organizations like Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT) and NATSO (formerly known as the National Association of Truck Stop Operators) have been taking a stand against human trafficking, spending a great deal of time and money to train truck drivers to recognize the signs of this heinous crime. While there are still miles to go, TAT has said that, as of 2020, they have sent out field trainers and explained human trafficking to over a million people, including truck drivers, law enforcement officials, and members of the bus industry. NATSO offers free, online training courses and has been designing and providing training posters on how to understand the different state laws combatting human trafficking. Both of these groups indicate that truck drivers make the best eyes and ears for spotting and reporting potential trafficking victims.