Questions about Roehl?????

Anything that keeps you out of New England, NY, NJ or California would work for me.

Given where you live I'd say MWR is a nice fit.

 

Anybody heading to RDTC to start July 29th August 5th or 12th?

 

Those were my thoughts just running Midwest is my goal
But it'll be my first driving job
So I'm really nervous. Hope all works out, they seem like a really good company to start out with.

 

Here are the miles another driver is getting. How does Roehl compare? He is driving flatbed and getting .40 mile.


6/7- 1191 mi
5/31- 1734 mi
5/24- 2220 mi
5/17- 2213 mi
5/10- 1871 mi
At least he throws in a good week once in a while so we can pay bills.

 

I do almost that many miles on the regional fleet I'm on at .50 a mile.

 

You've been a driver around 2 years and you're getting .50 a mile? At Roehl? Details please. Looking at the new pay plan I don't see how that's possible. Again, details please.

 

YES please! Details. I am just starting with Roehl and haven't heard a way to get .50 in 2 years but that's why we are here to learn the way to the top from experts that have already been there done that etc...

 

Is this for Midwest regional or what is this for?

 

Sounds like somebody's blowing smoke up rear ends.

 

Horrible miles. This the reason I would never even consider being a company flatbed driver, ever again. Unless theres a flatbed company that pays 40+ cpm and they're using loose leaf. Not a stranger to hard work at all. Jus dont agree with the time constraints of being on a 14 hour clock, having to secure a load then deliver it as well... Thus giving a driver the results listed above. (Pertaining to miles anyway).