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Old 04.18.2007
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just remeber no real loss for turning extra wide except making the cars back up a little bit good luck and god bless
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When I took the test there were 10 right hand turns. Turning too wide was -1 point, hitting a curb was a failure. You were allowed 25 points on my test. Buy yourself some room.

If nobody else is using it, take up that space.

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Great Job! New you had it in you! If your going with Roehl you will be taught well. Joe, Dave, Keith again, all good guys. Don't let them get to you. They are only trying to make you a safe driver. You will enjoy training and probably make some good friends along the way.
Good Luck, have fun, learn lots.
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Roehl training

Rich4trucking,

Bumping curbs and short swinging a turn, though not good, do happen. I haven't been to all of Roehl's drop yards, but every one that I have been to show evidence of drivers missing the entry aprons. You'll see plenty of ruts off to the side of the entries to their drop yards. I think that the boulders should be moved in a bit.

Best wishes to you. Roehl's orientation and Evo's are excellent. Enjoy them, and learn well. Welcome aboard.
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hello to all update with myh time with roehl

its been a long time since i posted anything. i just finished evolution 3 with roehl and let me tell you I have learned so much. My skill level has gotten so much better. it is amazing how much easier it is to do everthing now then when i first started. my advice to newbis is either though it is rough at the beginning dont give up. listen to your instructers dont act like you know evrything. it is a very big adjustment being a truck driver. its not just a job its a lifestyle. what i learned is not everything will go your way. life is not perfect. roehl is a great company. they put safety before anything. but no matter what company you go for make sure you do your ressearch first before making the decision to sign with anyone. ask questions. good luck to you all
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I went for my cdl test today and i passed my yard test. But at the end of my road test i hit a curb which meant i failed. I have to wait a month till i could be tested again. All i need to do is pass the road test. I was supposed to go for my orientation this upcoming wednesday with roehl but I had to call them and let them know i will need to rescduale for another time. I feel so stupid. I hope roehl will still want me. I am in a bad financial situation and i needed to pass it so i could start my new career. I feel like I am a big disapointment to my wife. I hope tthis month I have to wait will go fast.
it happens I fail mine cdl road test turning into the dps forgot to go back to low gears at astop had a smile on face until the truck died I felt so stupid good luck
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