Schneider, Roehle, And Werner

Yousaid thatta you were okay working for a couple of weeks if you got at least 3 days at home, right? The regular roehl hometime policy is 11-14 days out earns you 3 days at home. Now they also have the hometime fleets, but as RV said, that might not be available in your area. You have to live within a certain distance of a dropyard. RV was told they don't do hometime fleets out of the yard nearest her, I'm not sure why, so you will have to call and ask what/if they have available extended hometime options.

(RV, did they say why? The only theory I can come up with is that is not a secure yard so maybe they aren't comfortable leaving trucks there unattended for a week at a time. Most yards have a locked gate that you need your company id/gate pass to get in, but if I remember correctyly Springfield was just open. Darlington is also open though and I think they do hometime out of there....no idea).

Schneider I've heard also offeres extended hometime options, but they don't advertise it as much as Roehl so it may be a little more limited in availability. You will most likely still need to live near a Schneider facility and as with Roehl you will just have to call them to see what is available. I don't know much about Werner's hometime policies.

If you're OTR with Schneider you typically take the the truck home. You don't necessarily have to live close to a SNI facility.

You take the truck home even in the extended hometime fleets. On their jobs page I found a 7/7 listing which I just assumed would be a slip seat position. I dont work for them though so I may be wrong. I will defer to you

You take the truck home even in the extended hometime fleets. On their jobs page I found a 7/7 listing which I just assumed would be a slip seat position. I dont work for them though so I may be wrong. I will defer to you

The first sentence is supposed to be a question. I read they had part time positions and I am wondering how that works if you take the truck home with you.

Hrynn, so you're saying Roehls has a drop yard in Spfld? I'll call again and ask. Springfield is not a safe city tho...lol

Hrynn, so you're saying Roehls has a drop yard in Spfld? I'll call again and ask. Springfield is not a safe city tho...lol

They do have a yard. It is shared with another company. They may not hire out of there, I was just wondering if they gave you a reason

William P. I'll add my two cents. I run a dedicated account for Roehl out of Winchester Va. . We travel in and around the Centreville area quite a bit. I'm positive it wouldn't be a problem for Roehl to get you home. As far as hometime, I either stay out for two weeks or go home each week. It depends on what I have going on. I just let me dispatcher know. My default is to be home each week for my reset. I live about 23 miles south of Albany NY.

Everything else is ditto what Nate says. Good luck.

Roehls drop yard in Springfield is not secured and the last time I was there it had two empty trailers and a couple of bobtail. I think given a preference Roehl is sending the freight to Bensalem Pa...which is secured with a gate guard. The last couple of relays I pulled out of Maine went to Bensalem. Just my thoughts.

Hrynn, they didn't tell me.

You take the truck home even in the extended hometime fleets. On their jobs page I found a 7/7 listing which I just assumed would be a slip seat position. I dont work for them though so I may be wrong. I will defer to you

No. Sorry. Extended home times no. I apologize for that.