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In Kenya, driving schools operate under the NTSA (National Transport and Safety Authority) curriculum which standardizes training across the country.

Before enrolling, most learners want to know three things:

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NTSA Driving License Classes in Kenya

Driving licenses in Kenya are divided into several categories depending on the type of vehicle you want to operate.

Class	Vehicle Type
A1	Motorcycles up to 50cc
A2	Motorcycles above 50cc
A3	Three-wheelers (Tuk-tuk)
B	Light vehicles (cars)
C1	Light trucks
C	Medium trucks
CE	Heavy trucks with trailers
CD	Hazardous goods trucks
D1	Vans / small passenger vehicles
D2	Minibus (matatu)
D3	Large buses
E	Special commercial vehicles
F	Persons with disability vehicles
G	Construction / agricultural machinery

Driving school costs vary depending on the class of license and whether you choose a short course, half course, or full course.

Additional NTSA charges may include:

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Most driving courses take between 1 to 2 months depending on your schedule.

Typical training includes:

Students usually attend 1–2 hours of driving lessons daily until they complete the required training hours.

When selecting a driving school in Kenya, consider the following:

Some schools also offer refresher courses for drivers who already have a license but want to improve their skills.

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