Clickdrive Secures €750K Funding to Modernize Dutch Driver Training

2025-05-06 data

Rotterdam, Tuesday, 6 May 2025.
Rotterdam-based startup Clickdrive has raised €750,000 to digitize driver training in the Netherlands, aiming to enhance learning efficiency through a tech-driven platform connecting students and instructors.

Revolutionary Platform for Driver Education

Founded in 2020 by Joost van Suijlekom, Jasper van Gent, and Roel Bloys van Treslong, Clickdrive has developed an innovative digital platform that is transforming driver education across the Netherlands [1]. The platform’s comprehensive solution connects aspiring drivers with verified instructors while offering theory courses in six languages and intelligent scheduling tools [1]. According to the company, driving schools utilizing their platform have reported earning an average of 30% more through improved operational efficiency [3].

Investment Details and Strategic Growth

The €750,000 seed funding round, completed on May 5, 2025, was led by Graduate Entrepreneur Fund, a Rotterdam and Delft-based venture capital firm [5]. The fund specifically supports founders from the universities of Delft and Rotterdam, with investment tickets ranging from €75,000 to €2 million [1]. Legal support for the funding process was provided by Netherlands-based law firm Ingen Housz, with Quirijn van Veen and Frans Ruijs serving as key advisors [5].

Market Reach and Technology Implementation

Clickdrive has already established a significant presence in the Netherlands, connecting learners to driving schools across 92% of the country [3]. The platform offers a personalized approach to driver education, enabling students to track their progress through a user-friendly online dashboard while providing flexible monthly payment options [1]. For driving instructors, the platform streamlines administrative tasks and student acquisition, allowing them to focus on teaching [6].

Future Expansion Plans

With the new funding secured, Clickdrive aims to strengthen its position in the Dutch market while preparing for international expansion [3]. The company plans to invest in enhanced technology to refine the user experience, support online theory courses, and bolster administrative systems [6]. This strategic growth initiative aligns with their mission to modernize driver education across Europe, making the process of obtaining a driver’s license more efficient and accessible [3].

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