Roehl Driver Check In Continued

Discussion in 'Roehl' started by Treefork, Jun 4, 2013.

  1. goblue

    goblue Road Train Member

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    81 to 78....fuel in harrisburg
     
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  3. jeepnut_nh

    jeepnut_nh Medium Load Member

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    Pilot in NH, got a whole 500 mile run to deliver on Monday....sheesh!

    been a less than great week for miles for some reason....hope next week recovers, my average daily miles has dropped below 400 for this run!

    at least routing rerouted me around NYC :)
     
  4. coopnp

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    Undecalled 660's and new 680's looked sharp at the mothership. Wouldn't mind ditching the prostar for one of those
     
  5. Scott72

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    Made it home with 10 mins left on my 70. Question for you guys. If you're due 4 days home time, is that in actual days or hours? My FM said I'm to be available in "96 hours", which means I don't really get 4 days off after being out 18 days. With my phase 3 FM it was always in days. I haven't checked the DRG, but I thought it said for instance when out 18 days you get 4 "days" home time. So now I have to be available in the morning of my 4th day. Not a huge deal this time, but if I had plans I'd be upset about it.
     
  6. coopnp

    coopnp Road Train Member

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    It was days until my 3 days was 72 hours as I argued with my fm a while back about his. I just let it be and my launch would've been a Sunday that time out. When it came down to it they couldn't find a load til Monday anyway. Then I asked my other fm about it and the way I understood it a lot of drivers spent too much time home causing the truck to sit and loads not delivered company making not as much as it wanted etc. it's understandable with as many drivers we have but still may work out depending on freight what you want. Used to be days correct but cracking down on that. Agreed its retarded since boasting the home time carrier
     
  7. Bayle

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    ive always understood that if home before noon, that day counts. After noon time then they don't count it. I stood by that and it worked for me. I'm on intermodal now so doesn't apply. Actually I'm home right now, deliver in the morning then launch on Monday.
     
  8. TheTank

    TheTank Heavy Load Member

    As for HT, I have had easy FM's when it came to that, but I did get into it with a previous one. From the FM's mouth, it goes by hours out and hours off. Example, if you head out at 12PM and on your day home you get in at 7 AM. By hours, you didn't get a full day out. So that could short you a perceived day off. As for once off, I've never had an issue with coming out at 7 AM the day I needed to. Just communicate with your FM. If you're productive and your FM wants to play games then play games with them. Stay out "11" days and take your 3. Never stay longer or come home a day short of the number you need for time off. Just my opinion.
     
  9. The OSU

    The OSU Medium Load Member

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    My DRG says hometime is based on hours....3 days earned = 72 hrs, 4 days earned = 96 hrs...
     
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  10. coopnp

    coopnp Road Train Member

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    It also depends on your fm, my last fm never cared. These do and go by the book even if I get home late as I always do. It is what it is.
     
  11. Treefork

    Treefork Road Train Member

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    And if anyone ever tells you that you haven't "earned" your home time, find them and punch them in the head. I heard an FM in Gary tell a driver that, it took a lot of restraint not to sock him on that drivers behalf. We are human beings, not slaves. We don't have to earn time with our families. Any FM that won't wiggle a little bit on time off is a prick and #### them.
     
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