Roehl Driver Check In

Aren't they able to pull up the elogs on their own? I think they can. I always was laste sending my hrs in. Got to love when fm tries to explain how we should drive... lol

 

At the Pilot in Breezewood, PA. So I thought I would be heading home after I finished my at 2030. Surprise surprise my FM tells me they are trying to save the load that I picked up this morning after I delivered at 2345 and was going to relay in Mogadore. Now I have to wait for the other driver to come in a couple of hours. I asked what load do they have. No load you will be getting an mt! An mt??? Lets just say my FM definetly heard my displeasure loud and clear. Anybody know of anything we pick up in this area? Or I am going to be screwed.

 

I've picked up loads not too far from there heading west before. Milesburgh Pa I think. You are what 200 miles or less from Mogadore? They may dh you. They have done that to me in the past. Good luck!

 

Thanks Hindsy, looks like I am going to need it.

 

We are in HarborCreek PA waiting on more permits. Sadly this load was supposed to deliver today.

 

Sitting about 10 miles from Shotsjc's house, deliver in Chesire MA in the morning and then Homeward Bound

 

at a food lion DC in South Carolina...watching my 14hour clock tick away to nothing...I have to pick up in N charleston...hopefully they leave me enough time to at least get there....

 

Well Par for the course as far as coming out of the house and having issues somewhere along the line....my first drop went great..other than a tight back...the second drop...well they were slow as hell...and then I found I have an overage and they won't take it...so I submitted an OSD and was told to talk to my FM in the morning on instructions to get the 3 pallets of pasta taken off the truck...great now I am going to run behind cause I won't be able to pick up my preloaded trailer tonight and run with it...so now I will run a few hours behind the curve...wonderful..Oh well like I said...par for the course..

 

I would've stopped and said hello had I known. I was there in the afternoon fueling. It actually felt like winter.