Very sorry to hear this; I used them for every load. Yes, one can use just a regular blank notepad but it means extra time spent and many drivers won't go to the extra trouble. I thought it was also one mark of a professional outfit to have such a thing. If it helps at least one driver not mess up their pickup or delivery, it's paid for itself. With the turnover and number of new drivers Roehl gets every year, I really wonder whether eliminating these will save more than it costs.
I know ive seen similar items in truckstops, just check for them. GreenpacMill in Niagara, they kept me so long they got me for the night! lmao
I meant other company's drivers.. I guess my point is I don't see it as that big of deal.. I can easily find something else to write the pertinent info on.. It's not going to make my job any harder whatsoever.
home at the GRR..using my vacation i forgot about. Looks like I will be making the official move to texas very soon. i'll be back out later in the week.
i brought up the dispatch pads to a few people. These are very helpful, i think especially to new drivers/students like they don't have enough to worry about or keep straight. I think it is a bad choice most likely made by the toilet paper saver nazi who most likely does not know how they are used. Savin some money and savin some trees. I like the option of buying the $3.50 generic ones at the truck stops....not. I would buy the darn things from Roehl if they offered them for $1.06...lol.
Certainteed in L'anse for the night. Dog tired and cannot drive final two hours of the day. 6 weeks of rebuilding bedroom took a toll. Almost done. Hoping FM was giving me 100% certain news. Told me the Midwest Fleet may well get a raise Could really use it.
