Roehl Driver Check In

Sitting at Casey's in Hesston, KS down the road from AGCO. Cooler is on the fritz, so no cool beverages, load is ready, but no one in shipping so can't pick it up, and permits aren't available so couldn't leave if I wanted to, what a day!
Total of 3 of Roehl trucks parked here.

 

I wind up doing local stuff about once a week to ten days, I make out pretty well doing it for the amouint of hours I record for it, does save me hours so I can RUN with the long ones.

 

He loaded Tues morning out of Coatsville PA and took that to Oak Creek for Wed night...He picked up an OD load from Dorchester with 2 stops, one in OH for Friday, then a stop in PA on Monday.. All would have been fine and dandy except...stop 1 unloads at a farm that has no way to unload him. The farmer was going to make plans to have it unloaded else where when he knew it was on it's way, but nobody told anybody about that, so his current OH permit takes him to the farm....So we'll see what happens today

 

Home and don't need to leave until mid-morning on Monday...woohoo!

 

In the Allentown service plaza off 476 heading to philly in the early AM...then off to indiana..

 

In Winchester, KY at that truck stop off i-64 exit 94. Couple of other roehl trucks here. Heading over to russellville, ky in the morning.

 

Monday morning??? Didn't think they released them until Tuesday? Or at least that is what is was when I went through.

 

Sitting in Gary, just spent two hours fixing a relay for my big 450 mile weekend run, that will make it 1000 miles in four days. I think it is time to start looking for a new flatbed company to drive for.

 

I think we are all suffering from short miles Doc....no offense to the parttimers on here but I think we need to whittle down the home time fleets cause they are eating our miles up on the national side...