Roehl CDL Training

While I don't have anything in writing, I do recall that it was 120,000, which they say is about 15 months (can be done with 48 weeks of driving at 2500 miles per week, though).

 

Thank you for the information you have posted. I am feeling more confident obtaining my cdl threw Roehl.
I've been searching online for different paid training programs and my top two were Prime and Roehl.
Your post motivated me to make the first step in my journey. Which is signing up online and speak to a rep.

 

Did you do flatbed? Thanks for your detailed post. How long were you out with your trainer?

 

I was only with my trainer for 8 days, which was the minimum at the time. i actually wanted to train longer but the trainer thought I was ready. I was so ready to be rid of that mouth breather that I didn't argue. I just took the test and passed and went on my way. I ended up learning way more on my own than that dirtball ever would have taught me.

Anyway, sorry for that mini-rant. no I did not do flatbed. I did dry van, with about six months of that being on the silgan dedicated account. Loved that.

A couple guys I trained with went to the flatbed side, and from what they told me, they got pretty lousy miles, and just didn't make enough money to make it worth all the extra work. They both ended up switching to curtainside and were much happier.

Of course this was all five years ago. I'm sure things have changed since I was there.

 

Does roehl charge you a admin fee? This random company told me I had to pay them $150 admin fee to process documents.

I was like yea sure no problem and never called them again..

 

Congrats!!!

Sitting at the Gary terminal now waiting on my 2nd trainer, as my 1st was 7/7 (was out with him Fri-Thurs).

 

Went through the school at the Dallas terminal.

Went to meet up with my 2nd trainer today in Madison, WI, but that fell through when I was almost there, so they routed me to Appleton for the weekend.