A Turkish Signature for Truck Driving in the USA! One Stop from Training to Exam
For those who want to become truck and tractor‑trailer drivers in the USA, Turkish entrepreneur Can Harmanşah’s Truck Trailer Pro CDL School continues its operations in Ohio. The school, which offers professional CDL training at its two centers in Columbus and Dayton, prepares driver candidates for exams with weekday and weekend class options. By providing both training and exam opportunities in one place, the institution also supports graduates in their transition into the workforce.
Truck Trailer Pro CDL School, owned by Turkish entrepreneur Can Harmanşah in the U.S. state of Ohio, offers professional training to those who want to become commercial vehicle drivers. Operating from two centers in Columbus and Dayton, the school prepares candidates for the CDL exam with new classes that open every Monday, weekend training, and hands‑on driving lessons.
Truck Trailer Pro CDL School, which provides training for those who wish to drive trucks and lorries in the U.S., offers candidates both theoretical and practical training programs for the CDL (Commercial Driver’s License). Founded in 2021 by Turkish entrepreneur Can Harmanşah, the school continues to serve from two separate centers as it expands its operations in the state of Ohio.
Choosing the Right School Matters in CDL Training
In the U.S., those seeking to become commercial vehicle drivers must meet the ELDT (Entry‑Level Driver Training) requirements set by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) for certain application types. Accordingly, it is important that candidates receive training from institutions listed in FMCSA’s official training‑provider registry.
In a statement, Truck Trailer Pro CDL School emphasized that choosing the right training institution is critical both for meeting legal requirements and for a driver’s professional future. The institution warned that training centers that fail to meet the necessary standards can cause candidates to lose time and money.
Training and Exam Opportunities Together
At the school that offers training for Class A and Class B commercial driver licenses, lessons are given on vehicle inspections, safe driving techniques, maneuvering and steering applications. The institution, which opens new classes every Monday, also organizes weekend training for prospective employees.
According to a previous report by ABDPost, the school had begun operating as an authorized third‑party CDL testing center in Ohio in 2024. Thus, the institution, which facilitates students' training and examination processes, also provides guidance to graduates on accessing job opportunities.
Turkish Entrepreneur's Success in the United States
Can Harmanşah, whose career spans from truck driving to running an educational institution, stands out among Turkish entrepreneurs in the United States.
Having expanded his training activities from Dayton to Columbus, Harmanşah was also awarded the 2025 title of 'America's Most Successful Young Entrepreneur'.
New Semester Registrations Continue
Truck Trailer Pro CDL School invites candidates who wish to pursue a career in commercial driving to enroll in its new term. Detailed information about the school, which serves at 1170 Refugee Lane in Columbus and 425 N Findlay Street in Dayton, can be found380-380-8800from the phone number orwww.cdlschoolusa.comcan be accessed from the website.
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