Roehl n getting my cdls

Be safe..

 

Experience does count. And only Grizzly knows what he can or can't do physically. He is the one with the experience of his body. You are not.

It wasn't an attack. It was pointing out you are being hypocritical. They are not the same. I don't know you personally, but I can read. Have been doing it for some time. You insist you know something you do not know. You want your advice taken about something you have knowledge in, truck driving, but refuse to listen to another man (Grizzly) who has knowledge in his limitations.

It doesn't get much clearer than that. And it's hard to take my own advice when I wasn't offering any. Making a simple observation.


Ed

 

I'm looking at getting my cdl and i am considering roehl. At first I wasn't because of a misunderstanding but now I am

 

I have spent months studying for CDL and which company I am going with. In the end, I chose Roehl because of the quality of the training/school, paid training, fleet options (more options once I'm experienced), and home time options. I can only speak for my situation and needs, but it was by far the best fit.

 

I was wondering how the equipment is and if they provide food and lodging and transportation to training

 

Food and lodging, I was told yes by recruiter. I did not cover transportation with recruiter, but recall someone saying they don't provide transpo to training. I'm still more than a month away at least so haven't dug that deep yet.


Ed

 

Ok i am calling another company Monday and checking on them. They were verifying my information/application last week so i want to touch base with them and see. Im looking at roehl as a backup plan. Otherwise i have to wait until August and do the community college

 

Given the choice, I'd go the school route.


Ed

 

I understand but i barely make enough to get by. I make 400 a month right now and i don't see my hours going up

 

So you didn't get the grant?

Ed