NTSA driving theory · Kenya
Learn the Model Town Board by driving it
Every feature on the board, every lane option, and the rules that decide whether you pass. Tap, drive, get corrected.
The board
Feature
Roads
A pathway with an improved surface constructed to be used by traffic.
- —Two types: one-way traffic road (dual carriageway) and two-way traffic road (single carriageway).
- —Rule of the road in Kenya: always keep left, unless overtaking.
- —4 lanes and above = Major Road. 3 or 2 lanes = Minor Road.
- —Road authorities: KENHA (national highways), KURA (urban roads), KeRRA (rural roads).
Signs on the board
Stop sign
White continuous line across the road
Come to a complete stop behind the line.
Give way sign
White broken lines across the road
Slow down and yield to traffic with priority.
Rules of the MTB
- —Use the shortest and most correct route without using parking.
- —Use the longest and most correct route without using parking.
- —Use parking as the last option.
- —To go left — be on the extreme left lane (Lane 1).
- —To go right — be on the extreme right lane (Lane 3).
Practice
Plan your route
Choose Point A and Point B, then drive the legal lane sequence.
Lane options
Which lane gives you left, straight, right and every roundabout turn.
Roundabout
Drive each exit, keep your lane, and learn the faults.
Parking
Angle at 45° versus flush — gears in, gears out.
Quiz
12 questions across the whole board, with explanations.
Alternate names
Group the different names used for roads, parking, crossings and authorities.