Class A3-Three wheeler(Tuktuk)

Course details

Class A3 Three-Wheeler (Tuk-Tuk) driving course in Kenya is a specialized training program regulated under the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) curriculum. This category specifically authorizes drivers to operate motorized three-wheeled vehicles for both private and commercial uses, such as passenger commuter transport (taxis) and light freight urban distribution.

What you get

• • ast-Track Timeline: The course requires a minimum of 21 instructional hours (typically spread over 2 to 3 weeks), making it fast and easy to complete.
• Dual-Component Learning: Training is split evenly between theoretical classroom sessions (covering the Kenyan Highway Code) and practical yard training (hands-on riding)
• NTSA Smart License Portal Integration: Driving schools handle your registration directly through the eCitizen NTSA portal, creating a smooth transition from your Provisional Driving License (PDL) to booking your final test.
• Beginner-Friendly Focus: The curriculum is tailor-made for complete novices, focusing heavily on automatic transmission control, basic balancing, and low-speed steering maneuvers.
• Hazard Perception Training: A core focus is placed on defensive riding, teaching you how to stay visible in heavy urban traffic and avoid blind spots around larger vehicles.

Training structure

What you will learn

• Basic Riding Controls: Confidently handle start-up procedures, throttle acceleration, and smooth deceleration specific to lightweight, automatic scooters.
• Precision Braking: Master the coordination of front and rear brakes to achieve smooth everyday stops and execute safe emergency braking maneuvers without skidding.
• Balance & Low-Speed Steering: Gain total control over the vehicle at slow speeds, developing the balance required to handle slalom courses, figure-eights, and sharp turns seamlessly
• Kenyan Highway Code & Rules: Memorize and apply core traffic regulations, including the structural rule of Kenyan roads ("always keep left unless overtaking").
• Road Signs & Markings: Instantly recognize and obey regulatory, warning, and informative road signs, as well as traffic lights and hand signals.
• Model Town Board Navigation: Master right-of-way rules and complex roundabout navigation using the standard Model Town Board layout in theoretical classes

Before you start

• Minimum Age: You must be at least 16 years old to enroll and qualify for the A1 moped/scooter class.
• Identification Documentation: A valid National Identity Card (ID), Alien ID (for foreigners), or a valid Passport is required.
• Active eCitizen Account: Because all NTSA licensing systems are fully digitalized, you must have an active eCitizen Portal Profile to manage your training applications, track progress, and pay statutory fees.