Roehl Orientation questions

The new trucks for flats have a 60" bunk. Downsizing from a 70" isn't going to be any fun.

 

I saw that also, not a whole lot of room... I guess I am glad I got one of the 2007's that had been sitting around. It had 233 miles on it when I got it a month ago. I don't know the reason behind the change, but if I had to guess, it was probably all about the cost of the truck. Rick and the gang in the office need to wrap their heads around driver comfort, we have to live in these things, some of us for as much as a month at a time, the average prison inmate has more living room than we do. I don't need a new 389 Pete, but don't take away my space either.

 

Try Schneider. They hire new grads.

 

Its the trainees like me that make him look good... lol

Thank God for only 4 days... lol No I actually would have liked a little more time. Think I would have helped to get me away from them flatbeds quicker...

 

onthefence
Sorry to hear. I know that was my biggest fear coming all the way here for class. Good luck to you... Someone will give you a shot.

 

Check out the post by Oldnewbie. He's been on here forever and went thru swift. He's still out there. Check some of his Swift Posts. I think one is I'll get by with a little help from my friends. Good luck to you.

 

When taking your driving test with Roehl, Double clutch, always double clutch. I don't care if you can single clutch or are the greatest slip shifter in the world, double clutch the truck while taking the driving test. I've seen as many people sent home because they didn't double clutch while taking the driving test as about anything else. You don't have to do it perfect but you do have to be trying.