One of the O/O that purchased outside of the company has a dark emerald green metallic flake. Look black until you get close in the sun.
Does Roehl allow it's drivers to use antidepressant medication?
Discussion in 'Roehl' started by David Alan, Nov 23, 2012.
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There are several of us that have financed outside the company or have paid off trucks leased originally from the company. I prefer to finance outside of a company. Gives you freedom to go to what ever company you want. Several of us O/O have been with Roehl for many years for various reasons.
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Couple you might see.
Red Truck, make Mack (van)
White truck, make freightliner (flats)
Purple truck, make freightliner (van) classic xl
White truck, make Mack
There are a couple more. I lease. However if I could go through a finance company I would for the freedom. However Id still lease to Roehl. I know this company, I like this company.
We do have pretty cool L/Os and O/Os with this company to. I've talked to quite a few and they are all great people. All of which like Roehl. I mean Roehl has their little quirks but every company does. Very pleased with Roehl.Last edited: Dec 9, 2012
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Just do like me and tell em you dont take anything. No history of anything either. Not like the drug test can detect it anyway lol
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To each their own, but that's not what I'd do myself. In this kind of environment I've found that full disclosure on meds, especially to the doc that's giving the DOT physical, is the safest route.
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What the heck do people have to be so depressed about? You live in the USA where even the poor people are fat. I had a friend of a friend apply at Roehl. He was on some kind of meds for depression and told them about it. They told him to take a hike. He applied at Werner, didn't tell and has been there for a few years. Sometimes honesty is the best policy. Sometimes it is better to play dumb. Sometimes it is better to ask for forgiveness than permission. My buddy worked for CFI. He curbed a tire pulling into a customer where he was dropping the trailer. He was honest and reported the slightly damaged tire. Long story short he ended up losing a safety bonus and having a preventible accident on his record. If he kept his mouth shut and just dropped the trailer he probably would have never heard about it.
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2. Many common meds for depression are a-okay for trucking, even with Rhoel. I would suspect that either your friend was on something not approved, or had such bad depression that his doctor wouldn't give him a recommendation.Lantern Thanks this.
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