Any Questions about Roehl??

Remember you're factoring the best case scenario. When I signed with Roehl my paperwork said their goal was to give me 2300 miles for NATIONAL. So it's hard to believe they'd promise you 2000.
Either way, I can't say for sure because I'm not a load planner. But I hope it works out in your favor.

 

HeySunshine, so what is your avg. miles per week? I'm thinking about going National Curtainside and curious as what to expect? Thanks.

 

You can always hope. I guess it is good that it will be reefer loads. Not to many people can haul frozen pizza and ice cream. As long as I can get close to that I will be happy. Better then breaking my back day in and day out and only make 12.50 hr.

 

Only issue with reefer, and this is my experience only, but have heard others confirm, is you spend a lot of time sitting in docks waiting to be loaded or unloaded. I've had nightmare experiences the few times I've pulled reefer. Now for you it might work out great. No reason not to try it.

 

I have a question. Going to be starting the 28th and I am signed up for national otr fleet. Was wondering even though it is less per mile would I make more signed up as dry van only or is it worth it to do both refer and dry van.

 

As slow as she drives, prolly 1k miles lol Just playing, don't run me off the road please

 

I gotta ? for our van drivers: Why are you only doing 58/59mph on major interstates? Passed 2 last week that were just puttin along.....

 

Bahahaha funny guy.

I just switched to curtain. So I can't say a good average. But last week I had 2,400 and this week 3,400. And from Sunday to Friday this coming week I should have at least 2,500. Seeing as though I deliver Monday and it's an 1,100 run to start the week.
If that makes sense haha

 

If they would have let me keep the T680 I recovered while mine was in the shop, I would've switched to curtain that day. That truck was awesome and your division gets all kinds of miles!

 

They believe it's a major fuel savings. So they will sacrifice thousands of miles a year instead.