Sri Hari Driving School

We have been operating out of Bommasandra 145 for quite some time now. To be honest, the traffic in this part of town is pretty rough, especially during the morning rush. I spend most of my day in the passenger seat of an old Maruti, hoping the student doesn't hit the curb. We don't have any fancy office with glass doors or a receptionist. It's just a small room where I keep the files and the keys. People from the nearby factories usually come to us because we are close by. I try to explain things simply, like how to balance the clutch and the accelerator without the engine dying on you. It's mostly just me and one other instructor. The office floor is usually a bit dusty from all the foot traffic, and the fan makes a bit of a clicking noise, but it works. I spend a lot of my time down at the RTO office dealing with the license paperwork, which is always a slow process. Some days are long, starting at 6 AM so people can get a lesson in before work. I usually have a flask of tea with me to keep me going. It’s not a glamorous job, but it’s what I know. We just focus on getting people through their driving test so they can get on with their lives. That is basically all there is to it.