Woman ‘too pretty’ to be a truck driver

That’s why at just five-feet-two (157cm), weighing only 125 pounds (56kg), this 22-year-old lady enjoys the hustle and bustle of being a truck driver, the NY Post reports.

“People don’t believe me because I’m pretty but look young, I’m short and weigh 125, they never see me at truck stops,” the woman, who goes by the name Kodi, said on TikTok.

She told viewers that she got her CDL – or commercial driver’s license – at 21, the legal age one is allowed to operate commercial truck vehicles outside of their home state.

The youngest age a person can receive their CDL, however, is 18 in the US.

Kodi, who has around 120,000 followers on TikTok, jokingly admitted many truckers can’t help but make it known how shocked they are when seeing her behind the wheel.

“All I heard at truck stops, ‘That’s you driving that 18-wheeler?’” she said.

The self-proclaimed “girl trucker” even posts clips on the platform showing her curious viewers what it’s like on the job.

One video shows her opening up the rear of a trailer and then making sure the rear end of the vehicle is secured before she hits the road.

The initial clip of her opening up the trailer has since garnered around 5.1 million views.

Kodi told her viewers she’s been driving for about a year now and has covered vast swathes of the country.

She’s already travelled to Illinois, Nevada, Utah, Tennessee, Florida, Arkansas, Kentucky, Virginia, Montana, Washington State and Texas.

Fellow truck drivers flooded her comment section with support and praise for the “mighty little” truck driver.

“Stay safe sweetheart, from a family of truckers. My grandson and nephew are out there now, in fact, two nephews,” one supportive user said.

“I’ve been driving for 11 years, I’ve never seen this. You go girl!” another trucker commented.

One user couldn’t help but compliment Kodi on her looks, saying, “Amazing, beautiful, sexy, hardworking woman – what more could you ask for?”

“Im bouta drive trucks, you motivated me!” another cheerful person wrote.

This article originally appeared on NY Post and was reproduced with permission