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Recently I was going through my phone's gallery, I saw the photos that I had taken to write the thread that I had initially planned to. I recollected all those episodes during that period, I felt nostalgic. Man! As I rewind, I feel amused that I have a good memory power and it's ironic because I felt I had low memory power. I should put it to use while studying from now on. Even though I don't have the literary prowess to spread the same happiness that I felt recollecting it, I think I will try to make this writing an engaging read. I remember most of the events during that period and would try to share it with you as a story.

So, last year during this part of the year I planned to apply for the heavy license. It had been more than three years since I got hold of my light motor vehicle license. I had been driving our WagonR for household needs and had been the sole driver of the house even though everyone at home holds a driver's license. Lucky me, I enjoyed this benefit and have loved driving all these years. At this stage, I think I should take you through the major events of the whole journey of how I started my driving.

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Before turning 18, I neither had any experience nor ever tried driving a motor vehicle and it was a conscious decision. During my childhood, I used to frequently fall, and Dad wasn't with us as he had been posted elsewhere due to his transferable job. Among those incidents, a major one was the fall from my new Hercules Turbo-drive MTB back when I was in my fourth standard. My clavicle bone fractured, and I had to go through an operation to fix it. So along with that, my childhood was filled with frequent hospital visits for similar events. At a later stage after going through my Jaathakam, Malayalam for Birth Chart, an astrologer suggested that I shouldn't be handed vehicles till I reach a certain age. Frustrated with all those events, I had decided to adhere to his words and had to control the urge a normal guy would have to learn to drive. So, till I turned 18, I had never tried my hand at even riding a scooter.

Now let's go to 2017, when I was in the first year of my college. Three of my hostel mates were planning to apply for a driving license. Coming to know about this, I too decided to apply for it since I had their company. Two of them had cars at home and had a basic experience of how to drive and at least knew how to ride a scooter. We applied for the license and passed our learner's test together. Like most Indians, we learnt how to drive a car in a Maruti 800. We used to drive through the roads near our college. Our usual route was the one from our college to the junction near Aakkulam Bridge and back, while returning we had a chance to drive through a very steep incline on first gear at the entrance of the road towards our college from the Aakkulam road. For the two-wheeler license, our instructor had taken for granted that we would know how to ride a scooter and he didn't arrange us lessons for the 8-test for bikes. Even though with the fact that I had never ridden a scooter before, I wasn't afraid of it and was only concerned about whether I would fail the H-test for cars. For the H-test we had practiced for it for three days before the license exam.

Cometh the D-day, the day of the driving license examination. We reached the spot of the test early morning. The ground was filled with hundreds of those who had come for the same mission. A person our instructor knew from another institute was there to prepare us for the 8-test for bikes. This guy had 2 Bajaj M80s and there were many in the queue to get their hands on it. We were going to try it for the first time. Man! The events which were about to follow are the ones I dread to recollect. I am 6'2'' tall and found it difficult to steer the handlebar between my knees. The handlebar constantly brushed my knees, and I was holding the handlebar stiffly which made it difficult to manoeuvre. Because of this issue and the fact that I was riding a scooter for the first time, I became afraid. The instructor wasn't in a good mood, he was handling a lot of people and saw me struggling. In fact, I was only able to make a big circle outside the required path of 8 through which I should have gone. He expressed his frustration by instructing me loudly not to hold my handlebar tight, but I was helpless. I felt belittled in front of everyone. Of the people present, half of them were women of my age and also, they were able to complete the task easily. I couldn't control my emotions and was experiencing failure for the first time in front of many. Having decided that I couldn't stand it further I left the ground crying without trying to attempt for the real exam. This story was amusing to many at my hostel when they later came to know about it. Even now they taunt me, recollecting the event.

Even though I got the license, the real learning I got was only because of the many kilometers of driving which I later did. Many instructors in the form of my cousins, and uncles had to be with me in the front passenger seat to accompany me in my learning journey. Thanks to all of them I learnt something which I love to do. Also, the fact that I could drive had been of good help to our family for the past three years. I even became an instructor to a relative who was brushing up on his driving after he bought a car during the COVID-19 pandemic time. I enjoyed driving all these years and have been lucky to share the driving seat during leisure trips with my friends. I fondly recollect I was the driver when we drove through the 36 hairpins of the Masanagudi-Ooty road and the hairpins of Thamaraserry Churam with the same friends of my hostel after completion of their graduation. Between these, I have had my share of minor accidents too which I am lucky enough hadn't been anything serious. Thus, I have learnt never to be overconfident and that in driving one never becomes an expert, and one never stops learning.

So, after being a regular driver of our car at home for the past three years, I became interested in obtaining a heavy vehicle license. Generally, people admire those who drive those big machines on the road. One who knows how to drive a car would know how attentive one should be and knows the responsibilities he possesses. The respect for heavy vehicle drivers grows when we get to understand that they do their duties along with being responsible for the lives of people on board and many others on the road. If you have ever travelled in the front passenger seat of the bus on the side opposite the driver, you can understand how he feels. The visibility from the front seat makes the driver feel he's above all and all other vehicles appear tiny from above. Though there's a general dislike of KSRTC drivers among car owners, there's a section in the crowd who are passionate about them and love KSRTC, fondly called Aanavandi.

The eligibility to obtain this license is reaching the age of 21 along with completion of three years after getting an LMV license. I had been at home during the past two years completing my mechanical engineering arrears and had some free time and hence decided to apply for the license. Getting a Heavy license is a plus for those who are from the mechanical engineering background since they can apply for the Assistant Motor Vehicles Inspector's exam. I wasn't much interested in that but had applied for it just to get to know the experience. I could also put it to use if I get an opportunity to drive those vehicles.

I used to go for morning walks and once during those walks, I saw a driving school's bus filled with students. Upon going closer, I saw an instructor giving them a lecture. From outside I enquired about the admission process to a person on the window side. Later, after getting a green light from home, I went to the institution, Neo Driving School Karunagappally, paid the advance and took the required forms. Went to a studio took a recent photo, filled up the forms and got it attested by a doctor of a government clinic. I got the learner's license test date after the institution had submitted my forms online. For the learner's test, the institution sent me a PDF that had a set of questions related to heavy vehicles. The questions were basically about the duties of a heavy vehicle driver, the speed limits at various types of roads, questions about permit, badge and types of heavy vehicles etc.

After the badge exam, my driving institute recommended I attend a road safety class organized by a group in association with the RTO. The class was to be conducted at a hall which was 6 km from my place, I reached the spot half an hour before the scheduled time. There was no one present there and after some time I met Anandhu who too like me had come for the same class. Anandhu is a cheerful chap and is of the same age as me. We were the only ones present initially and slowly the crowd started to grow, the organizers had brought most of the auto drivers from nearby. Finally, the MVI arrived, he then spoke about various rules and regulations and general safety measures a driver must ensure. He also cleared various doubts people had, I too had a few doubts regarding license renewal and got it cleared. After his talk, Dr. Das arrived, he was going to take a class on first aid. I was listening to a first aid class for the first time and could get to know many things that were new to me. He spoke on various topics including the contents of the first aid kit, choking and measures to take when one is experiencing choking, then about how to handle accident victims, how to remove a helmet etc. Along with the presentation he demonstrated the circumstances using a dummy and also with volunteers present. Overall, the class was worth its time, and we got a certificate of participation. Once the class was over, Anandhu was in a hurry to leave as he had taken his time from work to attend the class. He was an 'all in all' employee of a known bakery near our place and was constantly managing calls between customers and other employees. He dropped me home on his way to his work. e24fc04721