If you want to become a cdl truck driver getting the training you need to reach your goal is the first step you may wish to consider. There are various companies to look into to find out more information with regards to Ohio cdl training. Checking with at least two or three different companies is a good idea in order to compare how much cdl training will cost and also to get an idea of what to expect with respect to the job market once you have completed your training.

Ready to move forward? Here is more information on Ohio CDL Training and Ohio trucking schools!



06-10-2006

Need free wifi while on the Ohio highways?

Here is an article that talks about lily pad which is a free wifi initiative based in Cincinnati, Ohio which copied the “Adopt-A-Highway” model to build out and fund its network.

Are Ohio’s unemployments rates going up?

Ohio’s unemployment rate shot up to 5.5%, from 5% the month before according to an article that states Ohio GOP blog says economy is rebouding but the statistics show otherwise.

Ohio trucking jobs can’t be outsourced!

Unless there is something missing here, no way can trucking jobs be outsourced, so they should be safe, right? Here is an interesting article about outsourcing and why trade matters that says every year we lose a few more types of jobs - and everyone always thinks their job is safe. I don’t think any of our jobs are really “safe”.
Truck driving jobs however along with any job that must physically be done here can’t really be outsourced in the sence “they must physically be done here in the US”. Of course it’s always possible for people from other countries to be brought in, but that’s another story.

06-09-2006

lake county ohio trucking schools

To find lake county ohio trucking schools you can try online directories, search engines, yellow pages, etc…

Fees in Ohio for CDL License

In Ohio you will need to pay the following amounts in cdl fees for the different parts of testing.

A) Test for pre-trip inspection - $10

B) Test for off-road maneuvering - $10

C) Test for on-road part of testing - $30

What Types of CDL Licenses Are Available in Ohio?

There are basically three types of CDL licenses available in Ohio. They are Class A, Class B, and Class C.

Where Can I Find CDL Training in Ohio?

A common place to find CDL training is from a truck driving school. There are many places offering CDL training in Ohio that you should be able to talk to about your needs and interests.

Here is a list of some of the schools:

Apollo Truck Driving Academy
Big Rig Truck Driving School
Crist CDL Training Center
Here is a more complete list of Ohio truck driving schools.

How old do I need to be to earn my cdl license in Ohio?

According to the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles you need to be at least 18 years old. Now if you want to earn your cdl to become an over-the-road truck driver you most likely need to be at least 21 years old.

06-08-2006

Ohio CDL Testing

If you have prepared and are ready to take your cdl exam you can contact one of these Ohio CDL Testing Locations to find out about scheduling your exam.