Leon's Driving School

05/10/2025

19/03/2025

Test Your Tint Levels: Keep it Legal!

For all drivers in Trinidad and Tobago:
Did you know that there are approved levels for window tint on your vehicles?

Here's a quick guide to the approved tint levels in T&T, to keep you in the know, and on the right side of the law:

Front Windshield: 70%

Windscreen Visor/Anti-glare Band: 35%

Front Windows (Driver and Front Passenger): 35%

Back/Rear Windows (Back Passengers): 20%

Back/Rear Windshield: 20%

Staying within these levels keeps you legal and ensures your safety on the road.

For full details on the new Windscreen and Window Tint Regulations 2020, visit https://www.mowt.gov.tt/Divisions/Transport-Division/Tint/The-New-Tint-Laws

10/06/2024

Call to inquire about the July specials.

24/04/2024

Downloadable Licensing Forms Are Available Online!

That's correct, customers who have successfully completed booking their licensing appointments are encouraged to download, print and correctly complete the respective forms and bring along the accompanying documents to complete their transactions at the selected Licensing Offices.

Click on the link below 👇to access the forms
https://www.mowt.gov.tt/Divisions/Transport-Division/Forms

27/03/2024

Did you know that applying for your driving records is now easier?

✅Simplified requirements
✅Faster processing time
✅Easy access to your driving records

Now you can submit your request in person OR online.

Make sure and review the checklist below 👇to make sure you have all the information before you submit your request.

For more information visit our website https://www.mowt.gov.tt/Divisions/Transport-Division/Services/Driving-Record-Requirements?fbclid=IwAR0RUXepz9Fd4q7T8iM3TKuWk6BqOe4ZQGc0mq1r37XQzTLvPgu3nC2-b2Q

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27/03/2024

Holy Week is already here upon us, and a high number of road users are now planning to travel back home to their provinces. In such events, expect heavy traffic on our streets and expressways. As traffic congestion began to rise, drivers tempers also began to rise.

One of the defensive driving tips is to avoid road rage. Road rage causes severe stress that often ends up in misunderstandings between fellow motorists that can result in a road collision. Staying calm and focusing on your own actions is an essential aspect of resisting road rage and will help you avoid unwanted situations from escalating.

Before driving, always pack a lot of patience and be calm at all times. Remember that everyone makes errors, and some drivers may not be aware that their actions are creating displeasure. They may be having a difficult day or coping with personal concerns that interfere with their driving. Instead of reacting forcefully, try to sympathize with their circumstances. Always think that there are people waiting for you to get home safely.

DRIVE SAFELY. DRIVE PATIENTLY.