Our ADI's comments
James Keefe - Stevenage - Joined 2016
I've been with NoGears for over 5 years and in that time have had as many pupils as I can handle. The franchise fee is reasonable and I thInk I am getting very good value in return".
Steve Davies - Welwyn - Joined 2012
"This is the first franchise I have had in 28 years as an ADI that actually delivers what it says. My only regret is I wasted so many years at other driving schools" More
Peter West - Reading - Joined 2014
"I was unsure I was doing the right thing having been an independent for 31 years. However I have not looked back since I did this, and I would recommend No Gears to anyone". More
Carol MacDonald - Manchester
Joined 2013
"It is without question the best and fairest franchise I have ever had and I know am guaranteed work when I need it." More
Rob Brown - Leicester - Joined 2013
"My work levels have never been so high. I often have to turn work away or put them on a waiting list, and they dont make promises they cant keep" More
John Barker - Sheffield - Joined 2012
No Gears do what they say they will do, it's a franchise run by instructors for instructors and its that inside knowledge and empathy which makes it work. Very well" More
Jeff Morgan - Manchester - Joined 2015
"They kept all their promises and do care about their instructors, unlike other franchises who promised me plenty of work but let me down...." More
The Automatic Market
Technology driven society
Over the last 20 years or so we have become a "technology driven" society using new technology to help improve our lives by doing things faster and making life easier.
There is now much less resistance to owning and driving an automatic car, and an understanding that it's not only easier to learn to drive in an automatic, but also that it is generally more suitable for modern road traffic conditions.
Automatic market growth
The move away from Manual cars has been decisive, with more smaller entry level cars now offering Automatic transmission.
In 2016, 30% of all new cars sold in the UK were Automtaic
In 2021, 50% of all new cars sold in the UK were Automatic
Since 2019, the number of automatic-only learner drivers has risen by 25%, with three in ten leaners now wanting to start lessons in an Automatic car.
Despite this increase in popularity, a report completed by a leading vehicle insurer, reports that nationally only 8% of driving instructors teach in an automatic. Demand for Automatic lessons therefore continues to significantly outstrip supply.
UK Government Policy
The UK Governments transformative legislation to ban the sale of new Petrol and Diesel cars from 2030, and the sale of Petrol and Diesel Hybrid cars from 2035, will force manufacturers to sell more Hybrid and Electric cars, all of which utilise an automatic transmission.
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Franchise highlights
The leading independent automatic driving school
Customer call centre - Open 6 days
Screened pupils supplied on demand
Guaranteed first lesson pre-payment
Lesson rates, typically 17% higher than the national average
Extensive pupil waiting lists
Freedom from calls & on-line enquiries
Freedom from marketing campaigns, saving you time and money
Freedom from website management and IT support fees
Localised, digital campaigns
Competitor and local price analysis
No joining fees
No franchise charges on initial pupil build-up
Option of dual control automatic car for first 3 momths of franchise
Exclusive manufacturer negotiated discounts on a range of cars
Free vehicle livery (Vinyl or Magnetic)
4 weeks annual franchise holiday
Fully researched areas to ensure ongoing success
Flexible franchise options
The Automatic Market
Technology driven society
Over the last 20 years or so we have become a "technology driven" society using new technology to help improve our lives by doing things faster and making life easier.
There is now much less resistance to owning and driving an automatic car, and an understanding that it's not only easier to learn to drive in an automatic, but also that it is generally more suitable for modern road traffic conditions.
Automatic market growth
The move away from manual cars has been decisive, with more smaller entry level cars now offering automatic transmission.
In 2016, 30% of all new cars sold in the UK were Automatic
In 2021, 50% of all new cars sold in the UK were Automatic
Since 2019, the number of automatic-only learner drivers has risen by 25%, with three in ten learners now wanting to start lessons in an automatic car.
Despite this increase in popularity, a report compiled by a leading vehicle insurer, reports that nationally only 8% of driving instructors teach in an automatic. Demand for automatic lessons therefore continues to significantly outstrip supply.
UK Government Policy
The UK Governments transformative legislation to ban the sale of new Petrol and Diesel cars from 2030, and the sale of new Petrol and Diesel Hybrid cars from 2035, will force manufacturers to sell more Hybrid and Electric cars, all of which utilise an automatic transmission.
Our ADI's comments
James Keefe - Stevenage - Joined 2016
"I've been with Nogears for over 5 years and in that time have had as many pupils as I can handle. The franchise fee is reasonable, and I think I am getting good value in return. There's a family atmosphere with Nogears, where I feel like I am part of a team. Always friendly and supportive, I can honestly say that I couldn't have asked for more from a franchise".
Steve Davies - Welwyn - Joined 2012
"This is the first franchise I have had in 28 years as an ADI that actually delivers what it says. My only regret is I wasted so many years at other driving schools" More
Peter West - Reading - Joined 2014
"I was unsure I was doing the right thing having been an independent for 31 years. However I have not looked back since I did this, and I would recommend No Gears to anyone". More
Carol MacDonald - Manchester Joined 2013
"It is without question the best and fairest franchise I have ever had and I know am guaranteed work when I need it." More
Rob Brown - Leicester - Joined 2013
"My work levels have never been so high. I often have to turn work away or put them on a waiting list, and they dont make promises they cant keep" More
John Barker - Sheffield - Joined 2012
No Gears do what they say they will do, it's a franchise run by instructors for instructors and its that inside knowledge and empathy which makes it work. Very well" More
Jeff Morgan - Manchester East - Joined 2015
"They kept all their promises and do care about their instructors, unlike other franchises who promised me plenty of work but let me down...." More
Franchise Highlights
The UK's leading independent automatic driving school
Customer call centre - Open 6 days a week
Screened pupils supplied on demand
Guaranteed first lesson pre-payment
Lesson rates, typically 17% higher than the national average
Extensive pupil waiting lists
Freedom from calls & on-line enquiries
Freedom from marketing campaigns, saving you time and money
Freedom from website management and IT support fees
Localised, digital marketing campaigns
Local compeitor and price analysis
No joining fees
No franchise charges on initial pupil build-up
Option of dual control automatic car for first 3 months of the franchise
Exclusive manufacturer negotiated discounts on a range of cars
Free vehicle livery (vinyl or magnatic)
4 weeks annual franchise holiday
Fully researched areas to ensure ongoing success
Flexibly franchise options
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