Calling all roehl drivers

Just a thought, If the truckstop is close enough leave the tractor and trailer there and have someone pick you up and drop you off. Truckstops will know if a trailer is left but they have so many trucks in and out they would have no idea. Also checks for a local industrial compex and ask some of the business if they would mind. You state where you live. Good luck. Roehl is a good choice.

 

If you have a Wal Mart close by ask them or We have a motel close by that has a truck parking lot that is where my hubby parks

 

When I told Roehl I was parking my truck at the truck stop due to the seasonal frost restrictions, they required me to get written permission to leave my truck there, just in case it was towed.

 

A main part of getting home is where you live. If you live along a major freight lane it is much easier for Roehl to get you home. Now as far as the 11 out thing goes. I ran that for over a year and I live outside Atlanta which is a major frieght lane. They just never seemed to be able to get me home in 11 days. I spent closer to 13 out everytime. I hated when I came home they would claim 3 days home is 72 hours. So if you got in on a Friday at 3pm you had better be ready by Monday at 3pm. So in all reality you only got 2 full days off. The recruiter may try to tell you this is not true but they would only be lying. Good luck

 

How far NE ? Roehl has alot of freight in NH, MA, PA, NY, NJ, CT. Maine Vermont and northern Hew Hampshire can get slow at times

 

i am currently looking at Roehl myself. they pay for everything at the school except food, correct?

I am currently in SC and wonder about the home time myself.

I am active duty military but getting ready to retire and looking to start a second career.

thanks for any advice!