Ohio Business College Truck Driving Academy

This is a truck driving school located within Ohio Business College. It combines classroom instruction with on-the-road training. The school has its own yard for students to practice in. Classes start every other week, which means students never have to wait long once they decide to enroll in CDL school.

What Programs Does Ohio Business College Offer?

• Class A CDL Training Program - The program enters students into the commercial driver field as qualified second-seat (trainee) tractor-trailer drivers. Students who meet the 160-hour Class A CDL course requirements – including five days of classroom instruction, driving range practice, and on-road instruction – will become licensed commercial tractor-trailer drivers. Classes start every other Monday, with weekend classes available.
• Class B CDL Training Program - This program prepares students to become a qualified commercial truck or bus driver. The 120-hour, three-week course lets you learn behind the wheel. Students attend a short five-day seminar before driving range training and on-road instruction. Classes start every other Monday.

Tuition And Financing

Financing is available for qualified students. Contact the school for more information.

Job Placement

Several recruiters from local carriers give visits to talk about your trucking career on a regular basis and discuss upcoming employment opportunities. Students are given advance notice of these visits, and a schedule is available in the student placement services office.

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  Ohio Business College Truck Driving Academy
  6690 Germantown Road
  Middletown, OH 45042
  866-214-6056

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  Ohio Business College
  6690 Germantown Road
  Middletown, OH 45042
  800-860-7364

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  Ohio Business College
  1133 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd., Suite 170
  Dayton, OH 45408
  800-TRUCKIN

Find CDL Training Through Paid CDL Training Programs

Did you know there are also paid CDL training programs available? These are truck driving schools which are owned and operated by trucking companies. They're also known as company-sponsored CDL training programs. These programs can often turn out to be free CDL training! Check out that link to learn more.

Independent truck driving schools and company-sponsored schools are both worthy of consideration and are covered thoroughly in our truck driver's career guide.