Shree Hari Om Driving School

In A/P Uruli Kanchan, things move a bit slower than in the city. Our driving school is right in the heart of the village area. We have two old cars that have seen a lot of use over the years. We teach local people how to drive, which is important because public transport isn't always reliable around here. The roads we use for practice are a mix of paved ones and dusty tracks. You have to be careful of the cows and the tractors coming from the fields. It is a very hands-on way to learn. We don't use any fancy simulators or videos. We just get in the car and start driving. The office is just a tiny room where we keep our licenses and some basic tools. Sometimes we spend the whole afternoon just teaching one person how to reverse properly without hitting the wall. We don't have a big team of instructors. It is usually just me and my cousin taking turns. We know everyone in the village, so it feels more like helping out neighbors than running a big business. The cars need frequent washing because of all the mud and dust from the road. We don't have any big slogans or advertisements. People just know where we are. It is a decent, honest job that keeps us busy from morning until sunset every single day.