Roehl Driver Check In

Yeah, I know, but way more prevalent in WI, and adding more and more. Most seem newly built. Hit one in NE last week heading to purina in Crete. I guess a bunch of civil engineers thought the OZ way of doing it was better than 4 way stop signs, but at least where applicable the ones down under are of corrects size.

 

I like the roundabouts..... except when they don't build them for SEMI-TRUCKS! Which is a 50/50 proposition. For any flat bedders, my favorites are the three you hit when going to Hesston, KS. The one in the middle of nowhere with 6 inch curbs and the two at I-135 that you roll up on no matter how close to the edge you go. Love'em!

 

Got a preloaded trailer of 4 fan assemblies at Schofield, WI.

Now at the mothership, heading to Los Angeles by Wednesday.

 

When I read back awhile ago looks like we did a lot of SoCal runs for greenheck

 

Back when I was dispatching I had a driver that lived in LaCrosse and he eventually asked me to stop sending him to Seattle because he was tired of going there every week.

 

Fourth of July sucks in winter, but not bad in the summer. And doing it every week would get tedious, and boring. Montana is a beautiful state but there is a reason it's called Big Sky.

 

Last night there were perhaps 3 pre-loaded and 3 MT Roehl trailers there. I know another driver who took said load to the LA area not long ago.

 

If you do get out to the West coast say Hi to Devron (assuming he still works there)