Aruna S Motor Driving School

We operate out of a small space in Flat Number 4 on Plot Number 85. It’s more of a home-run setup than a big commercial office, which works out fine for us. I started this because I saw so many people struggling to learn the basics in this neighborhood. We have one car that we use for all the lessons. It’s a bit older but I keep it in good shape, changing the oil regularly and making sure the brakes are sharp. I usually meet the students downstairs near the gate. We spend a lot of time going over the clutch control because that’s what everyone finds hardest at first. The area around here is okay for practicing, though it gets a bit tight when people park their cars on both sides of the road. I handle all the paperwork for the learners' permits myself, sitting at my small desk in the flat after the day’s driving is done. It’s a lot of back and forth with the license office, but it’s just part of the job. My wife helps me keep the records straight so we don't double-book the time slots or forget anyone. We aren't trying to be the biggest school in the city or anything like that. We just want to help the locals get their licenses and feel okay behind the wheel. It’s a quiet life, mostly spent in the driver’s seat or talking to nervous beginners in the evenings.