City Drivers

If you spend enough time on 100 Feet Road in Kurla West, you start to recognize every pothole and every tricky turn. That’s where we are, at number 1. We aren't some big tech company with an app for everything. We’re just a group of people who know how to drive. We spend most of our time behind a steering wheel, looking at the back of the car in front of us. It gets tiring, especially when the sun is hitting the dashboard and the AC is struggling to keep up. We don't wear uniforms or have a corporate office with a receptionist. Usually, we're just sitting on the bench outside our spot, waiting for the next call. We know the city well, from the narrow lanes in the market to the highways that get jammed up every evening. We don’t talk much about goals or visions. We just focus on keeping our eyes on the road and getting where we need to go without any trouble. Sometimes we have to work late nights or very early mornings when the streets are finally quiet. We take care of the cars because they’re how we make our living. It’s a lot of clutch and brake work in this city. We just provide a hand when someone doesn’t want to deal with the stress of the traffic themselves. It is a plain job but someone has to do it.