All India Federation Driving School Associations (AIFDSA) is a not-for-profit association formally working since 2004 across India founded by Girish Sharma and fellow members. The prime objective of the Association is to promote and encourage the best driving training practice, upliftment of motor driving schools standard and cover Road Safety segment.
Before the Association was formed, all driving schools were scattered and unaware of each other’s collaboration in field. In 2002, motor driving schools from Jaipur decided to form a district committee and Girish Sharma was chosen as an office-bearer of that committee. Still, it was a struggle to congregate at one platform and work cumulatively. A clear milestone in the short history of AIFDSA was in 2004 when Girish Sharma visited Rajasthan state and was elected as a State President and decided to form a National Body of Association. Later in December 2019, a National Association (Federation) was structured under Presidency of Girish Sharma and strengthened by more than 18 states.
This organ comprises of the National President, Vice Presidents(s), General Secretary, Treasurer and a certain range of members who are Office Bearers for the National Board. The Core Committee is the think-tank that deliberates and formulates major policies for the Association, and chaired by the National President.
The various States that constitutes Nation has Chapters of the Association, which are headed by the State President with other office bearers. The State President sees to the smooth administration of the Association at the State and Local Government level.
This Chapter administers the Association at the Local and District Area of the States.
Leading and supporting driving training institutes to minimize the impact of road accident on life, property and the environment, for a safer community and developed country.
To lead and support our members, government and the public to create accident less and safer roads through:
• Advocating for continuous improvement of driving training codes and standards
• Guidance and direction on best driving training practice
• Develop and Monitor theory and practical training resources
• Proactive engagement, education and communication with novice driver
• Promotion of Road Safety Education & Traffic Rules Awareness
• Integrity • Independence • Professionalism
