Maruti Udyog Ltd., India’s largest car maker, will be increasing the number of Maruti Driving Schools in the country from the current nine to 20 by September, R.K. Parimoo, deputy general manager in charge of the driving school initiative at MUL, said here on Wednesday.
Speaking to reporters after the inauguration of Maruti Driving School, in assocation RKS Motor, the biggest Maruti dealer in Hyderabad, Mr Parimoo said the schools were part of the Corporate Social Responsibility of MUL. "We are not doing this with the intention of making money. We believe the schools will help in creating responsible drivers," he said. The schools are set up in a franchise model, and each school is estimated to cost Rs 50 lakh. According to Vinay Kumar Saboo, managing director of RKS Motor, the school in Secunderabad has a state-of-the-art driving simulator.
Speaking to reporters after the inauguration of Maruti Driving School, in assocation RKS Motor, the biggest Maruti dealer in Hyderabad, Mr Parimoo said the schools were part of the Corporate Social Responsibility of MUL. "We are not doing this with the intention of making money. We believe the schools will help in creating responsible drivers," he said. The schools are set up in a franchise model, and each school is estimated to cost Rs 50 lakh. According to Vinay Kumar Saboo, managing director of RKS Motor, the school in Secunderabad has a state-of-the-art driving simulator.