Pooja Carriers

Nagarabhavi is where we set things up quite a while back, out at Survey No 38. We started with just a couple of vehicles and a lot of patience. Dealing with transport in a city like this means you spend half your life looking at traffic or talking to drivers on the phone. It is not a fancy job. Most days involve writing down weights and checking schedules that never seem to go exactly as planned. The office here at number 20 is usually a bit dusty because of the road outside, but that is just how it goes when you are moving goods around. We handle a lot of different loads, from household stuff to commercial crates. Sometimes the trucks are late because of rain or a flat tire, and I have to explain that to someone waiting on the other end. It is stressful but it keeps the lights on. We know the routes around here pretty well by now. The neighborhood has changed quite a bit since we first moved in, with more buildings popping up every year. We just keep our heads down and try to get the work finished before it gets too dark. There is always another delivery for tomorrow. It is a simple life of managing keys, fuel receipts, and logbooks. We do not have a big corporate lobby or anything, just a desk and some chairs where we sit and figure out who is going where next in the morning.