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. 

A Roehl Transport image has been named the Judges' Choice Winner in the Women In Trucking (WIT) Organization's I Heart Trucking photo contest.

A CDL is a type of license that allows you to drive a vehicle larger than the types of vehicles one can drive with a standard non-commercial driver’s license. A Class B CDL will license the individual to drive a vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating greater than 26,000 pounds, or a vehicle towing another vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating that does not exceed 10,000 pounds. With a Class B CDL, you can typically drive a vehicle like a dump truck, school bus, public transit bus or a delivery truck. 

Iain Jones, a 2022 Driver of the Year for Roehl, has taken on the Appalachian Trail, for the second time.
 

We have once again been named a finalist in the Top Companies For Women to Work for in Transportation.  
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If you're currently exploring truck driving as your future career, the first step is in getting the proper license. In this FAQ, we'll talk about the Class A CDL, a classification of commercial driver's license that comes with high earning potential and many opportunities for growth. Here's what you need to know if you're thinking about getting the Class A CDL for yourself. 

In these videos, you'll hear from drivers who left Roehl and who returned. 

Rainna Simone, daughter of Roehl Employee, Amy Simone, wins Wisconsin Cheesemaker Association Scholarship