Ohio TPR

 



The great state of Ohio is known as "the heart of it all" for good reason.  According to Google, nearly 50% of the US's population is within 500 miles of Ohio's capital, and Ohio employs nearly 90,000 CDL Drivers!  The average annual salary in 2024 for an Ohio truck diver is $80,270.00, and there is an ever growing demand for more drivers.  

It's no wonder Ohio is a hub for the trucking industry due to its location, infrastructure, and logistics capabilities.  In 2022, Ohio moved 980 million tons of freight, valued at $1.1 trillion, making it the seventh largest state for freight moved, and Freight moved by trucks in Ohio is expected to increase by 56% by weight and 99% by value from 2022 to 2050!

If you've considered opening your own Ohio Driving school, you'll need a FMCSA TPR to do it, and Launch TPR can get you there.  Visit us today to help launch your Ohio commercial driving school!


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