Om Sai Motor Training Driving School

Our place is over in Sector 10 at B-21. It’s a quiet enough spot compared to the main roads, which makes it a bit easier when someone is first sitting in the driver’s seat. We’ve been operating out of this specific block for a good while now. The office is simple, just a room where we keep the logs and the keys. Most days start around seven because that’s when the light is good and the roads aren't packed yet. We have a couple of training cars that we keep serviced as much as possible. You know how it is with student drivers, the gears take a bit of a beating. We spend a lot of time explaining the basic stuff, like mirrors and indicators, before we even pull out of the driveway. Neighbors usually see us circling the same few streets every afternoon. It’s just how you learn. We handle the paperwork for the learners' permits too, which is always a bit of a process with the local office, but we’re used to it. The walls have a few posters about road signs that have been there since we opened. There’s a small tea shop a few doors down where I usually grab a cup between sessions. It’s not a fancy setup, but it works for what we need. People from the nearby blocks just walk over when they want to start their lessons. It’s a regular neighborhood business that keeps us busy from morning to night.