ROEHL "slow freight"

That sounds familiar. The truck we used to have (05 Columbia) and the one we have now (07 Columbia) do the same thing. We had the battereis replaced in the 05, but didn't have it afterwards long enough to see if the problem was corrected. We picked up the 07 in April and by Oct/Nov it was doing the same thing. I can't say that it has the same issue though...this truck has had electrical issues from the start (not just the shutting off after an hour) and nobody seems to know what the problem is nor do they want to send it back in to Freightliner to fix it.

We just keep going, hoping that it will implode itself at some point.

 

Last I knew, we do qualify for fuel bonuses while on salary.

 

Reality check... The dispatched miles both empty and loaded that come across on the dispatch are the miles that ROEHL is contracting with you that you'll get paid. If you are or have been shorted on those miles, then you need to take that dispatch number and any supporting documentation including your settlement sheet up to Marshfield and demand your money.
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I have tried that and like i said in an earlier post:

Payroll response: how can we pay you for miles that you did not drive