The Driver Training Group Isn’t Pumping the Brakes

SAMMAMISH, Wash. – The Driver Training Group, a multi-brand drivers education company including 911 Driving School, SWERVE Driving School and igottadrive.com online driving school continues to revolutionize driver’s education across the country.

In the past six months, the nation’s leading provider of cutting-edge driver’s education programs for teens, adults and mature drivers has enrolled over 30,000 students and exceeded nearly $12 million in franchise system revenues, which includes a 47% increase in year over year revenues between January and June 2021.

The Driver Training Group, which was founded in 2002, has been well received by entrepreneurs across the country, adding four new driving school locations since January 2021. The brands combined have more than 80 locations open coast-to-coast.

“2021 has been a phenomenal year for us thus far,” said Joe Giammona, CEO of The Driver Training Group. “Looking back 16 months, we have so many successes to be thankful for — and even more to look forward to this year. We plan to utilize the momentum we’ve established and continue to redefine driver’s education and produce the next generation of safe drivers across the country.”

The Driver Training Group was created to make the nation’s roads and highways safer for all drivers, by inspiring, educating, engaging and motivating drivers to perform safely and responsibly behind the wheel. It has developed multiple programs for teens and adults, including government and corporate fleet drivers that go beyond traditional driving lessons or driver’s education courses. Instructors prepare students mentally for driving on the road by helping them understand the driving environment, develop the ability to assess their risks and capabilities in a variety of different driving situations, and to be aware of the limits of their vehicle.

“The success achieved has provided us the opportunity to further improve and perfect not only our brand, but also our franchise opportunity,” added Giammona. “We’re eager to continue building a solid foundation for our brands and can’t wait to see what other incredible opportunities are ahead of us.”

As 911, SWERVE Driving School and igottadrive.com online driving school expands, each brand is awarding franchise opportunities to qualified individuals who share the company’s vision, who will follow the proven business model and are driven to succeed. Tailored to owners and operators that place value in the states’ safe driving methods, the franchise model provides structure and scalability. Many of the current franchisees began as police officers or corporate world professionals looking for secondary income or post-retirement investment.

For more information on 911 Driving School or to find a location near you, visit https://911drivingschool.com.

To learn about SWERVE Driving School or to find a nearby location, visit https://goswerve.com.

For additional information about igottadrive.com online driving school, visit https://igottadrive.com.

About The Driver Training Group

The Driver Training Group is the parent company of three driver education schools including SWERVE Driving School, 911 Driving School and igottadrive.com online driving school. Its mission is to inspire and educate, engage and motivate drivers to perform better behind the wheel. The company has developed a number of programs for new teen drivers that go beyond traditional driving lessons or driver’s education. Additionally, 911 Driving School instructors are current of former first responders and have the experience, knowledge, and trust to instruct students effectively.

The Driver Training Group’s ultimate goal is to create an enhanced driving school experience and challenge student drivers to be collision free for life. The business’ innovative approach to driving lessons makes learning fun in a challenging way, and actually improves the rate at which drivers retain the information by incorporating leading mental performance exercises to ensure students are more focused and aware of their driving environment.