Roehl's National Dry Van go All 48 and Canada?

I've been to all 48 states in a little over a year driving for them, you can choose not to drive in Canada, the down side is that you won't be eligible to become driver of the year or get an outstanding performance award.

 

I've got good impression of the company and home time is never a problem for me and yes I know Wooster, if you work for Roehl and when you wanna go home, they are likely to give you a load going to that peanut butter and jelly company in Wooster, I think it's jm smucker, 2 years ago I was in Wooster and tried one of the Japanese restaurant in the same shopping plaza of walmart, it was pretty good

 

Osaka, you're right, I just recalled it, and it was at the corner location of the walmart plaza, opened about 2 years ago
Orrville, that's right, and there's also Scott's DC we go to.
I am in dry van national and I get at least 150,000 miles a year, not much sitting around.
I mean you just be safe and the safety department won't bother you, but the one thing that's bad about it is the camera they put in the truck, although the driver facing camera would be disabled if you have a good driving record.

 

close to Wooster I've got Scott's and jm smucker in Orrville, vision street truax in ashland, crown cork, greif, and shears in Massillon, malco products, rj ohio distribution, and multiband in Akron, Owens and corning in tallmadge, Georgia Pacific in mogadore, foseco inc in brook park, multiband in middleburg heights, mondelez in streetsboro, alliance packaging in alliance, rr donnelley in willard, shurtech in avon

 

I've never worked for Roehl but I have worked for Schneider. Being that you live in Ohio hauling dry van expect to live mostly in the northeast with some jaunts to the upper Midwest and southeast. I wouldn't expect to ever go west of I-35.

If you wanted to see more of the country I'd say flatbed would be your best bet with them as I've seen their drivers in the Pacific Northwest. Also reefer probably has a higher likelihood than van to see all 48.