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Ohio is a top-10 corn producer—and tanker drivers are essential to agriculture. Liquid nitrogen fertilizers move daily from terminals to farms across the state. Beyond agriculture, Ohio’s refineries and fuel distribution networks along I-71, I-75, I-77, and I-80 create steady demand for tanker-endorsed CDL holders.
What the N endorsement allows: You can drive vehicles transporting liquids or gases in tanks with individual capacity over 119 gallons and aggregate capacity of 1,000+ gallons. Without this endorsement, you cannot legally haul any bulk liquid cargo in Ohio.
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Consider the X endorsement: Adding the HazMat (H) endorsement to your Tank (N) gives you the “X” endorsement—required for hauling hazardous liquids like fuel, anhydrous ammonia, and liquid fertilizers. This combination significantly expands your job options in Ohio’s agriculture and energy sectors.
Without an N endorsement: Operating a tanker vehicle carrying 1,000+ gallons aggregate without proper endorsement results in CDL violations, fines, and disqualification. Employers will not hire unendorsed drivers for tanker positions.
Ohio’s Bureau of Motor Vehicles administers CDL testing at deputy registrar locations statewide. Study the official 2026 CDL manual (Ohio CDL Handbook 2026) to understand all requirements.
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