Free NTSA Mock Test (Kenya)
Practise real NTSA driving theory questions with answers and explanations. No sign-up needed.
What the NTSA theory test covers
The NTSA theory test is taken on a computer at an NTSA office. You answer 20 multiple-choice questions in 30 minutes and need 16 correct to pass. It is built on the Kenya Highway Code and the Model Town Board, and road signs are the single largest category. The samples below are drawn from the same syllabus.
At a STOP sign you must:
A red circle with a white horizontal bar (No Entry) means:
A triangular warning sign showing two children means:
A triangular sign with an "X" of red crosses warns of:
A blue rectangular sign showing a white letter "P" indicates:
White zig-zag lines on the road indicate:
A continuous yellow line down the centre of a two-way road means:
At an uncontrolled roundabout, who has the right of way?
The traffic light is green, but a police officer signals you to stop. You must:
What is the maximum speed limit for a saloon car in a town?
In adverse weather (rain or fog), the safe following distance is:
Which emergency number works even without airtime?
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Based on the Kenya Highway Code. Always follow road signs and your instructor.
Frequently asked questions
How many questions is the NTSA driving theory test?
The NTSA driving theory test is 20 multiple-choice questions. You need 16 out of 20 to pass.
What is the pass mark for the Kenyan driving theory test?
You must score at least 16 out of 20 — that is 80%.
Is the NTSA mock test free?
Yes. TrafficBuddy's NTSA mock test and all practice questions are completely free, on any Android phone.
What topics are on the NTSA theory test?
Road signs, road markings, right of way, speed limits, roundabouts, and general road rules from the Kenya Highway Code — all covered in our practice.
Is this the official NTSA test?
No. This is free practice in the same format and topics as the real test. The official theory test is computer-based and taken at NTSA offices after booking on eCitizen.