I've been working On the Roehl way.,,

good luck to ya

 

Something I've been wondering about Roehl. Do they require a pdti certified school cdl? The school I've found affordable enough to go to for training isn't, but last 2 months and turns out a sister school of the same name is, but its 4 hours away.

And do they get a lot of freight headed south? I'm from Knoxville, TN and I have yet to see one of their trucks on the road down here.

 

I know in my travels I have only del to Knoxville a handful of times but in the last year here I have been all over TN so it wouldnt be a problem getting home there. its not so much if they del there but whats available to run you thru the house for the weekends

 

Not sue if this will help you, but I am going to Sage technical and Roehl has given me a pre-hire. Not sure if I will be going with them tho, have heard some bad things. Trying to find the staight scoop on Roehl,lol.

 

Roehl is a good newbie company. They will teach you to drive correctly and safely. They are not the best paying company but they generally keep you moving. I would not discourage someone from beginning thier career there. After you get the hang of it and have proven yourself you can normally get on with a better company. By this I mean one that pays better, has better equipment and has a better customer base which means a better freight selection. Roehl hauls alot of heavy paper and scrap paper. Good Luck

 

ETCH are you still with Roehl. I see their trucks regularly, and not always the box trailers.
I'm here in Norther WI.

 

No, took my truck and went to Schnieder. they have a % of revenue load board which I really wanted to do.

 

I thought I had heard that ETCH.