From what I have read on here they do not prorate it at all. Leave at 14 months and 29 days and you own a full $5,000.
From what has been posted on here the commitment is 75,000 miles if you get your CDL before going to them with a $3,130 penalty if you do not compete the miles as a new driver and 15 months commitment if you get your CDL through them with a $5000 penalty do not compete the time.
Best to confirm all information with them though.
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What makes new drivers wash out?
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For the record, commitment goes by miles not months. 150,000 for Roehl CDL School and 75,000 if you come in with your CDL. Months depends on how long it takes you to reach those miles. Veterans have a different plan for getting their CDL through Roehl. Fewer miles to reach to fulfill the contract.
I came in with my CDL. Fulfilled the 75,000 miles in 6 months.
Of the 6 members of my orientation class, myself and one other are still here at the 11 month mark. One didn't make it through orientation, another left after 4 months and one missed his family too much.minirack Thanks this. -
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In addition to driving issues, there are lifestyle issues. If you have trouble getting up at different times every day to make on time pick up and deliveries they may terminate you. Your family time might be more important to you than the money.
It doesn't matter how dedicated you are when things go wrong.
Some things that could get you terminated:
Property damage, buildings, street signs, mail boxes, other trucks, etc. Pick up a trailer that someone else damaged, but you didn't see it or report it when you hooked it (first time probably not an issue).
Accidents.
Tickets, other than one minor speed.
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What about miles not being available? New drivers get washed out because the promise of miles was not a reality. Can you expand more on that? Do you get miles due to your skills as a driver? For example, will they give you more miles if they know that you are a good driver verses a guy that kept messing up in training?
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