Roehl

Yeah, Nevada is an "at will" state and can be fired for no reason at all.
Where are you in Nevada?
There's other choices besides Roehl anyway.
Prime Inc. won't hire a driver that's been fired either.
Here's a flatbed outfit that might hire you and their CDL school is in Montana. Run 48 states & Canada.
Home - Jones Brothers Trucking
https://www.jonesbrotherstrucking.com

 

You don’t know why you were fired? That would keep me up at night...

 

Same thing happened to me one time. "At will" state doesn't have to give you a reason and won't because it's legal.

 

Here's some more to apply with and can apply online:
Student Drivers – CFI
https://cfidrive.com/careers/drive-for-cfi/student-drivers
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Swift Refrigerated - CDL Training & Job Placement - Premium Pay
https://driveswiftreefer.com
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Wilson Logistics
https://www.wilsonlogistics.com/careers/western-10
Don’t pay another school $7,000 for training when you can earn while you learn with us to gain your Class A CDL. Wilson Logistics offers a Paid CDL Training Program designed for those with no prior experience wanting to become a professional over-the-road (OTR) truck driver. We have two training locations: Missoula, MT and Springfield, MO. We hire out of all the lower 48 states.
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CDL Training & Truck Driving School | Stevens Transport
https://www.stevenstransport.com/drivers/cdl-training
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If asked why you were fired, either during job interview, or on job application, say, "I don't know because Nevada is an "at will" state and not required to say.

 

Roehl is a good company, been around a long time. If they ask next time, tell them, "well, technically, I quit just before they fired me",,I think if Roehl questions it, it doesn't look good for you, sorry. New companies aren't going to look into it, if it comes up fired, they will move on to the next. They just can't take a chance. Insurance is the king of all now.

 

for those wondering about "at will".

"All 50 states in the U.S. and Washington, D.C. are at-will employment states. However, some states have exceptions."

exceptions listed on web site.
http://worldpopulationreview.com/states/at-will-employment-states/