Roehl Transport, Inc. - Marshfield, Wi.?

Their link is www.roehl.net

 

Are there any flatbeder's running the Midwest Route.My app is being process and soon to be a flatbeder.

 

I contacted a Roehl recruiter today,and he is sending me a package about the comany.He told me they had a 7 on 7 off deal out of Akron,OH.It sounds pretty good to me if it is on the up and up.Drive 7 days then have 7 days at home would be right up my alley.Anyone here driving for or familiar with Roehl?So far everything I have heard about them is good.After doing a short stint with swift I dont want to get into another bad situation.I would appreciate any comments.THX Road Dog

 

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If you get into a "7 on / 7 off" deal, you'll obviously be slip-seating. I hope the recruiter is letting you know this. If he's withholding this info, you should call him on it. Ask him something like "If I come back from break and get assigned a dirty truck, will YOU clean it out for me?"

There is no way they allow trucks to sit 7 days. And there is no way I'd ever be a "slip-seater". I'd have to clean my own truck thoroughly every week, which I'd have no problem doing. But more than likely I'd have to clean somebody else's truck before moving into it. No thanks.

 

Tip,I realize this would have to be a slip seat operation,but the idea of 7 on and 7 off sounds good to me.I am mainly interested if Roehl is a good co.to work for.There are usually ways to correct someone who leaves a truck in poor,(dirty )condition.THX for the comeback.

 

Road, anytime you need advice, you can always ask me, man. I'll be there.

I hate slip seating, but I'd work for Roehl anytime. I think you'll do well there.

 

Hey Tip THX a lot for the comeback.I will talk with them further and feel them, out.

 

Just sent in on line application to Roehl.Will see what they have to say.Called recruiter and was told HazMat endorsement is not needed,and they pay for lumpers.