Stega Driving School

Stega Driving School has taught Nairobi learners since 1995 from its main branch at Reli Co-op House on Mfangano Street, at the eastern edge of the city centre near the railway station and the Ronald Ngala bus stages. The school says it is fully approved by the NTSA, reports a first-attempt pass rate of about 96 percent and more than a thousand licensed graduates, and trains in branded cars fitted with dual controls. Every course starts in the theory classroom on Mfangano Street, where instructors use the highway code, official road-sign charts and a three-dimensional road model table to explain junctions, roundabouts and parking before practical lessons on real Nairobi roads. Six programmes are offered: manual (B2) and automatic (B1) cars, a combined manual-and-automatic course, motorcycles (A2), light trucks (C1) and a professional course for the D1, D2 and B3 classes, with NTSA test preparation built in. The school has four further branches at Jevanjee, Embakasi, Savannah and Kayole. Walk-ins are welcome from Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 6 pm, and fees can be paid in instalments.