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- "Safety is HUGE and if you feel driving conditions are unsafe they will not push you to make delivery" (in 13 reviews)
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- "Very restrictive, bad communication, maintenance usually sucks, especially at the Gary terminal." (in 10 reviews)
- "The same as any over the road driving job; long hours and bad pay for what is demanded of you as a driver." (in 7 reviews)
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Updated Sep 23, 2023
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Return to all Reviews- 4.0Feb 17, 2014Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee, less than 1 year
Pros
Roehl is dedicated to safety and maintaining their equipment. They will work with drivers who request additional training; such as backing and tight quarters maneuvering. They will also work to try and get you home when you request. The pay seems competitive with other companies and the dispatchers (aka fleet managers) are generally helpful and considerate.
Cons
I drive a flatbed and find that the amount of time it takes for load securement and tarping is not worth the additional two cents per mile. Roehl expects their drivers to follow their routing, but the process is defective. The driver receives a list of cryptic instructions through the truck PC. This route is supposed to be transcribed to paper and then followed. The truck is equiped with a GPS that the company can use to determine where you are. Trying to read these instructions in heavy traffic and/or in the dark is dangerous. Why they do not take advantage of the existing technology and tell the driver when s/he needs to turn and which lane to be in would be a great improvement.
10 - 4.0Mar 6, 2020DriverCurrent Employee, less than 1 yearAppleton, WI
Pros
Starting phase 2 is training soon. CDL training was great, good accomodations and instruction, nice equipment and clear expectations
Cons
Pay is lower than I'm used to but it is paid training so I can't complain. I am concerned about getting terminated and having to pay $7k or there not being enough miles to make a living.
Roehl Transport Response4yI don’t know how far along in the training process you are. My recommendation is to give yourself time and focus on learning the job. If you are concerned about your abilities or have other concerns, we have a ton of resources to help you be successful.
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