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Originally Posted by jakebrake12  When I worked at Roehl the had paper logs. I left there about 5 years ago now. There was a no-pet policy too.
As far as expenses, I did not go through there school so I was picked up by a trainer at home. He lived by me so we were home every weekend. My expenses were minimal. If my memory serves me correct, the had no-fee atm's at the Gary, In and Marshfield, Wi terminals..
I will say this though, If you can work for Roehl, I would not even consider US Express. Roehl was a pretty decent outfit for an otr gig. |
Roehl was pretty strict on policies and did not have the fanciest trucks but, it is a great place to start out. They pay well and get you home when they say they will. I ran Northeast regional flatbed at the time. You were supposed to be home every weekend. I was home a night or two during the week as well.
They preach safety and actually practice what they preach. They allow you to run a legal log, keep good tread on tires, and never gave me any crap the few times I shut down due to weather.
Took me till my 4th full year at Conway to make as much as I did in my best year at Roehl.