Congratulations to our leader, CEO Rick Roehl, on his recent induction into the Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association (WMCA) Haul of Fame!  

Roehl Transport is an approved trucking company for a new pilot program through the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) that allows drivers between the ages of 18-20 with an intrastate commercial driver’s license to operate interstate commerce.

Roehl's Anthony Nelson is a Semi-Finalist in the Transition Trucking: Driving for Excellence Award

On July 3, 2023, Roehl Transport helped fulfill a longtime project at Camp Toccoa at Currahee in Georgia by delivering the missing engines and propellers for their Project C47. 

Roehl Transport will be supporting Wreaths Across America this year by hauling loads of wreaths to military cemeteries in December to be placed on the graves of our deceased veterans.

Roehl Transport recently won the General Mills Gold Dry Carrier of the Year Award. The award reflects Roehl’s excellent on-time delivery service as well as the volume of loads Roehl moved for General Mills.

If you are searching for a high-paying career, consider becoming a truck driver. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics regularly lists Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers as one of the most common jobs in many states, and wages have grown over the last few years. Truck drivers can make more than $100,000, and even starting out, drivers can quickly accelerate their earnings, depending on the type of work they do and where they do it.

These FAQs aim to provide comprehensive information to individuals interested in pursuing a career as a professional truck driver and help them make informed decisions regarding their training options.

Tim Norlin, Roehl's Vice President of Driver Employment, recently joined KC Phillips on RoadDog Live! Tim talks about how Roehl recruiters and operational teammates collaborate, how freight cycles impact drivers and trucking companies, and how Roehl moved to address-to-address practical route miles. 

Many drivers who work for trucking companies simply do not understand how the miles they drive are calculated. If you're a truck driver being paid Household Goods miles (HHG), you're being paid on the “short route,” which means less pay. At Roehl, we're leading the industry with address-to-address practical route mileage calculations.