Remember the first time you drove your dad’s/mom’s car? Terrifying + liberating at once. What was your story? share your lore

Is lane driving in India even possible? Or is it a utopia dream? 👀

Some people meditate, some hit the gym… and some take their car out for a spin at night 🛣️✨. What’s your therapy?

Keep a coin in your tyre tread. If it disappears, time to change tyres. Costs ₹5 but saves lives.

Your dad: ‘Don’t switch on the AC immediately, car will consume more fuel.’ Science: That’s not how it works. 😂

Driving in Bangalore traffic teaches you more about patience than any corporate training session.

Be honest: Do you use indicators every single time you turn?

When we launched Lane, we thought driving was about roads. Turns out, it’s about trust, fear, confidence, and freedom.

Your clutch: ‘Bro, I’m not a stress ball. Stop pressing me half-way.

Millennial: “Got my license ASAP.” Gen Z: “I’ll Uber until I’m 25.”

Post a throwback reel/photo of those old-school Maruti 800 training cars with dual brakes. We all know someone who learned in one of these 🚗😂

First left turn: sweaty palms. 10th left turn: smooth glide. Confidence is just repeated fear conquered.

Most of our work isn’t teaching new drivers. It’s UN-teaching bad habits people picked up from uncles, cousins, and neighbors.

We are building Lane to be that friend who sits next to you in the driver’s seat, calm, guiding, and never yelling.

In India, it’s not a new car until someone breaks a coconut in front of it 🥥🚗.

We all have that one friend who still hasn’t learned driving (despite talking about it for years). Now’s your chance to nudge them and get rewarded while you’re at it. Here’s the deal: 🏆 Top referrer wins a FREE full tank of fuel (yes, literally). https://t.co/OuAkmIHUlj

Learning to drive is the closest thing to learning product-market fit. Messy at first, but one smooth gear change later, everything clicks.

Bangalore is ranked among the top 10 most congested cities in the world 🌍. But 80% of drivers still don’t use indicators 🤯.

stalled 3 times in front of a crowded tea stall. That moment was more character building than any MBA class

Your first car isn’t just transport. It’s your first apartment-on-wheels, freedom pass, and sometimes, your karaoke room.