India is facing a scarcity of commercial vehicle drivers. Also, we lack the quality of drivers because of the improper training and the nature of the job & monetary reward attached to the profession is comparably low, hence the profession is significantly less preferred by people. As the future sees a shortage of commercial vehicle drivers – what does this means for the Indian economy?
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