Any Questions about Roehl??

It's 63 on the cruise now too.

 

Really? I just had a PM on my truck and it is still 61. I'll have to ask if they can adjust that.

 

What is your opinion about driving for their dairyland account? Do you know anything about it?I never did get a response to that question. recruiter told me i'd make $800/week (edit: she says they "would like to get me 23-2500 miles a week to make about $800 weekly)after taxes but i'd like to hear from a driver whos driven that account. I put up a thread about it awhile back didnt really get any feedback tho.

 

Ok so I wanted to vent on this. I asked FM about Washing cause my truck looked brown. He said the only way they would pay for a wash is if it got manure on it and it stank. I am in Phoenix. There is no washbay. You guys named all the places that have them. So you guys know how a truck looks after going through road salt mix. We are supposed to drive it around looking like that till we get to one of the three washbays and hope they're not broke.

 

I see on Roehl website there is a dedicated run out of Fairborn, Ohio. Can someone tell me who the customer is? Thanks!

 

Kick up the ladder, go over your FM's head and see what the FOM says, if that doesn't work go to head of the Division. There is no reason to be driving a filthy truck on the road, it makes for a bigger target for DOT.

 

...or use the wand in the reefer washout. That's what I used to do before they had the automatic ones. They only just got the automatic ones in about the last 3-5 years.

When I drove for Marten I was expected to wash my truck and keep it clean, both inside and out. The terminals that I frequented only had manual pressure wands and long handled brushes, so that's what I used.

 

How many miles per week is the national flatbed division averaging?

 

Highly doubt 800 after taxes. 800 gross maybe.

 

thats still more weekly thank i make now...have you heard anything good/bad about that route?