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Congrats Bob. Your in your way!

How do you and your wife like the Pensacola area? We are considering relocating and that is on the short list. Near the ocean and trucking terminals required.

Yes. It is the oldest part of the country and many roads were horse paths and not suited to trucks. If you can drive Boston and New York you can drive anywhere in the US with ease.

From a prior conversation is the north east region the toughest area to drive in ? What do you ladies and gents think ? Excited to hear these responses

Perhaps I read it wrong. I see it as an app that replaces the broker. While the developers get a fee it will be minimal. The driver interacts with the shipper directly. Be interesting to see if it catches on Uber style.

Loved reading this! Thanks for sharing!

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/23/technology/convoy-sees-itself-as-the-uber-of-local-trucking.html

Interesting concept for owner operators.

Glad to hear you made it through this with only mental scars. Having read many of your posts I know that you will learn from this and I anticipate a long, safe and prosperous career going forward!

Well done!

If you really want to get your career started and being from California is what is holding you back can't you just tell them you don't need home time during training? Rough it and sleep in the truck while your trainer takes his home time wherever that may be?

XM radio has a sports package I believe where you can get just about every sporting event broadcast live. No picture obviously but a good way to burn a few hours.

Congrats! Please keep us posted on your journey with Roehl.