Driving License Requirements in KenyaThe driving license requirements in Kenya state that you must be at least 18 years old and have a full driving license valid in your country of residence. An international driver's permit is also required, which can be picked up at your local AAA for about $20.
To rent a car in Kenya you must be at least 23 years old (age may vary by the car rental category) and have held your license for two years.
Nairobi to Kitui - 103 miles (2hours/40mins)
Mombasa to Malindi - 74 miles (1hour/40mins)
Nakuru to Nyeri - 101 miles (2hours/10mins)
General Kenya driving information, laws rules and regulations:
Driving in Kenya is on the left hand side of the road.
Seat belts when driving a rental vehicle in Kenya are mandatory.
The use of a cell phone while driving is prohibited, with the exception of a hands-free system.
Drivers are to carry at all times while driving, a valid driver's license, registration documents and insurance documents.
Gas stations in Kenya are easily found and the prices are very affordable. Kenya has major companies for filling up your rental, such as Caltex and Shell.
Currently there are no tolls in Kenya, making a car rental in Nairobi and other equally beautiful cities an easy option.
When parking in small villages and towns there is no charge. In the city centers there are pay-parking systems, where you can buy a one day parking pass from an attendant. If you do not obtain a pass your vehicle will be booted.
Domestic one-way vehicle rental within Kenya is possible. Some restrictions and charges do apply. International one-way rentals are not permitted.
It is important that you have looked through some of the above Kenya driving information, rules and regulations, to ensure you have all of the correct information, to provide the safest possible journey.