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Hey I'm not denying. I've got a friend that's been there 8.5yrs and gave me some of the best advice in regards to the company. As far as treatment of the employees

I just spoke to a recruiter today as roehl is on my 2 candidate list Vs Prime. I specifically asked about the trainer situation and she said that had been fully taken care of and they had plenty of trainers now. So that's not a good start on my trust in the company.

I talked with a friend that is a trainer at Roehl. He informed me they are down about 30 driver trainers currently.

Not good news for me .....

Rainy I appreciate that response. My main reason for wanting lease op is learning how to operate my own truck in the future. I know operation cost are outrageous but for the knowledge it would be beneficial. I want to eventually own my own truck with no payment but to do that I need the knowledge of running my own truck. I'm not saying its a perfect plan but it's what sounds good to me. I want to be my own boss and not have to answer. Also the denying loads is sometimes a good thing if they are sending you to a bad location and will be down for days on end.

Hello

Everyone is going to tell you NOT to lease...especially for a new driver....DONT DO IT....get used to this response, cause it will be coming hot and heavy.

Best of luck

Hey I'm used to it. But I'm in the mindset it's mine for the taking. It all comes down to wanting to better myself. I make about the same as a company driver now and home everyday. I want something better and not mediocre

I've narrowed it to roehl Vs prime but want first hand input on it. I've done a lot of reading prime and really leaning that way because I've got the chance to run with a lease op in training. I'd like to be able to learn some before jumping in head first.

Any other companies that are recommended would be great. Also thanks for all the great reviews and such from everyone.