Swift Vs Roehl

Swift Vs Roehl - Roehl sounds like a no brainer but. I have a few questions for anyone still working for roehl or swift. Roehl flatbed is cheap, garbage freight. You will only rarely see a smaller carrier or owner op hauling the same cargo. Roehl is german for cheap. Tarps are heavy, over patched. Both swift and roehl are very good companies. I've been a swiftie for just shy of 7 years. No regrets in my decision, and no plans to seek an alternative. You've got to ask. For roehl, its a total of $7,000, which is paid off by doing a total of 120k solo miles, regardless of how long that takes you. If you go ham and get it done in 10 months, then you're free to go. With roehl it is longer. I watched couple of roehl drivers' youtube videos. It seems roehl only do solo driving. I heard swift has a team driving program, which you choose your. The bad rep is down to their size, if swift has 10,000 drivers and truck company llc has 1,000 drivers and 1% crash, that’s 100 swift crashes you’ll see, but only 10 trucking company llc, they. Compare company reviews, salaries and ratings to find out if roehl transport or swift transportation is right for you. Roehl transport is most highly rated for culture and swift. If you're going flatbed, it seems like roehl would be the better option, i only say that because it seems like roehl has a stronger hold in flatbed than swift does. I could be wrong in that regard though. Contracts are ok as long as you're content with the company. Swift also has good training. My other choice is roehl, whom i havent heard anything good or bad. I am primarily interested in flatbed driving and i know tmc is strictly flatbed/lowboy and roehl has. Roehl is offering more money doing flatbed (. 41 mile) plus getting paid starting on day 1. Swift is only offering. 31 mile and you don't get paid for the training. Roehl sounds like a no brainer but. I have a few questions for anyone still working for roehl or swift. Roehl flatbed is cheap, garbage freight. You will only rarely see a smaller carrier or owner op hauling the same cargo. Roehl is german for cheap. Tarps are heavy, over patched. Both swift and roehl are very good companies. I've been a swiftie for just shy of 7 years. No regrets in my decision, and no plans to seek an alternative. You've got to ask. For roehl, its a total of $7,000, which is paid off by doing a total of 120k solo miles, regardless of how long that takes you. If you go ham and get it done in 10 months, then you're free to go. With roehl it is longer. I watched couple of roehl drivers' youtube videos. It seems roehl only do solo driving.

Roehl sounds like a no brainer but. I have a few questions for anyone still working for roehl or swift. Roehl flatbed is cheap, garbage freight. You will only rarely see a smaller carrier or owner op hauling the same cargo. Roehl is german for cheap. Tarps are heavy, over patched. Both swift and roehl are very good companies. I've been a swiftie for just shy of 7 years. No regrets in my decision, and no plans to seek an alternative. You've got to ask. For roehl, its a total of $7,000, which is paid off by doing a total of 120k solo miles, regardless of how long that takes you. If you go ham and get it done in 10 months, then you're free to go. With roehl it is longer. I watched couple of roehl drivers' youtube videos. It seems roehl only do solo driving. I heard swift has a team driving program, which you choose your. The bad rep is down to their size, if swift has 10,000 drivers and truck company llc has 1,000 drivers and 1% crash, that’s 100 swift crashes you’ll see, but only 10 trucking company llc, they. Compare company reviews, salaries and ratings to find out if roehl transport or swift transportation is right for you. Roehl transport is most highly rated for culture and swift. If you're going flatbed, it seems like roehl would be the better option, i only say that because it seems like roehl has a stronger hold in flatbed than swift does. I could be wrong in that regard though.