When you decide to become a truck driver, your first priority is to get a commercial truck driver’s license (CDL). To obtain your CDL, you may consider going to a trucking school. Truck driver training school gives you the tools and skills you need to be a safe and confident over the road operator.

Roehl Transport has won the 2020 Quest for Quality Award. This is the 14th time Roehl has received the award, which is the highest measure of customer satisfaction and performance excellence in the transportation and logistics industry.

A consistent schedule, steady pay and excellent weekly home time make dedicated truck driving jobs one of the most coveted in the industry. Roehl currently has job openings in several dedicated trucking fleets.
 

Local truck drivers typically drive for a single customer, in a set geographic region. At Roehl, this means familiarity and consistency. Our local drivers stay within 200-250 miles of their home terminals. This allows for daily home time and in many cases, weekends off.

For experienced truck driving professional Jill Roehm, Roehl is a perfect fit. Jill was recently featured in National Truckin' Magazine. Read the article in our blog.

In this CDL training video, we'll be going over some frequently asked questions related to obtaining your Class A CDL.

Watch this video to learn why The Roehl Way of Protective Driving is the industry's most advanced safe driving program. You'll hear from experienced professional truck drivers and certified truck driver trainers about the Safe 7 and the benefits of driving The Roehl Way. 

Tim Norlin, 2020 Transport Topics Recruiting Professional of the Year, returns to RoadDog Live to talk with KC Phillips about COVID-19, how Roehl Transport responded and Roehl's growing Dedicated Advantage Fleet. 

In this video, you'll hear from Bob O., a flatbed truck driver who got his CDL through Roehl's paid on-the-job training program. Bob shares his experiences after almost a year as a professional truck driver with Roehl Transport.

Interested in driving a commercial truck on a regional route? Read on for more information, including job descriptions, pay and opportunities.