Class G is specifically geared toward tractors and other agricultural vehicles, relevant to commercial farm operators, agricultural contractors, and rural transport businesses using tractor-drawn equipment on public roads.
Fee Summary Table
| Item | Fee / Charge |
|---|---|
| Driving test booking fee | Ksh. 1,050 |
| Class endorsement (added to existing licence) | Ksh. 600 |
| Smart Driving Licence issuance/renewal (3-year validity) | Ksh. 3,050 |
Source: NTSA/TIMS official fee guidance and eCitizen NTSA service information.
What You Need
- A relevant base driving licence
- Tractor-specific driving school training where required
- Passed theory and practical test on a tractor or agricultural vehicle
Rural Operators, Take Note
Class G matters most for commercial agricultural operations moving tractors and trailers between farms or on public roads, rather than for purely off-road, on-farm use. If your tractor never leaves private land, you may not need this licence at all — but the moment it travels on a public road, the Class G requirement applies.
Class G’s fee structure is identical to Kenya’s other specialised classes, so cost isn’t the limiting factor — access to tractor-specific training in your area is more likely to be the practical hurdle.
