Sajan Motor Driving School

Our little office is right by the bridge in Enathu. You can’t really miss us if you’re driving through that part of Pathanamthitta. We’ve been teaching people how to handle cars for a while now. It’s a small family-run kind of thing, really. We keep the cars maintained as best as we can because they go through a lot with all the beginners practicing their starts and stops. The roads around Enathu are okay for learning, though the bridge area gets busy sometimes. We spend most of our day out on the road. It’s a lot of sitting and watching mirrors. We talk to the students about how to stay calm when a bus passes too close. It’s mostly about building confidence, I think. We don’t have a big staff, just a few of us who know the rules and how to explain them without making things too complicated. Sometimes the office is empty because we’re all out on lessons, but there’s usually a note on the door. We handle the basic four-wheeler training and help folks figure out the RTO stuff. It’s not a glamorous job, but it’s what we do. The weather in Pathanamthitta keeps us on our toes, especially during the monsoon when the roads get slippery. We just keep at it, one lesson at a time, making sure people know how to get from point A to point B safely. It is just a practical local business helping people get on the road.