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the reason i kept failing was due to reverse parking i struggled with that but after using the camera it was easy

@@teahasthetea6809there’s REVERSE PARKING on the test?

@@kage9237yes there is

Congratulations! Thanks for confirming it's still the same.

yo lo are el 10 de agosto

Hi is this the same route?

Congratulations!

@@MedtekJoyceeee Yes this is the exact same route the examiner had me pull into course #2 for the reverse parking. i was only nervous until he said i did perfect on the reverse parking and got no points after that i was cruising.

@@Roller-D thank you

I wana ask that while you performed reverse parking were the instructor and accompanied driver in the car with you?

I wana know the same thing as well.

User mabelabban642 commented here 2 months ago saying it's the same as the video, so it's probably safe to assume it's still the same today.

@@Roller-D thank you

Yes, the MVA allows this, but you still have to check your mirrors and blind spots.

Unless there’s a sign saying “NO TURN ON RED”, you’re allowed to turn right on red after stopping at the line and checking that it’s safe to turn.

@@Roller-Dthanks! I’ve got my test tomorrow, any other things we need to take care of?

@@arorarachit There are some tips in the description of this video, and there's some good information in the comments from other users. Good luck tomorrow.

Yes.

Did you pass? I hope you did! Is it still the same thing as the video?

@@julianasouza4572 update: I passed my test on first attempt

Yes I did.

Same as the video

nope! they just tell you to put on certain things before the test like your signals, emergency lights and headlights and honk your horn

⁠@@feyisholabajere3714Heyy ! Which headlights ? Like high beam low beam ?

@@nellythequeen4374 hey girl! it was low beam i believe but still make sure you know how to turn on both just in case!

@@feyisholabajere3714 okay thank you :) do they ask about speed limits throughout as well ?

@@nellythequeen4374 nope!

Try making a slightly wider turn and get a little closer to the yellow curb.

@@Roller-D okay thank you! did the instructor look at the back of the car as you made the turn because mine did

@@feyisholabajere3714 I can't remember, but they probably did.

update: i passed today!! the tall hispanic guy is super nice! he made me laugh and made conversation with me it was great! not all the instructors here are bad! :)

@@feyisholabajere3714 Congratulations!

Yo también 😞

esta semana tienes tu examen

Where Did You Have To Stop When The Instructor told you to drive into course 1??

@@mooch301tv1 they’re going to be in the car with you now do exactly what they tell you to do

I’m taking it in 2 days. Is it still the same route? I was reading all the comments on yelp about this MVA and they are all bad so I’m nervous🥹

@@chris03661 everything in this video is exactly how your test is going to be.. unfortunately I’ve experienced one bad instructor and it’s the same exact man that everyone is complaining about in all the comments hes about 5”9 Spanish medium build maybe late 40s he is very mean very condescending and have a bad attitude and smart mouth he intimated me so bad I told management if they give him to me again I will call corporate.,everybody else was ok there’s a thick girl there light skin with eyelashes I hope you get her she was very very nice she actually passed me

Taking mine in a few weeks, was the route the same? And what about 3 point turn/K turn? And I hope it went well for you!

Did you pass?

@@sick.wickeddid you pass?

did you pass ? @@sundaywhite6082

Mine is today. Same. 🙏🏽

Did you pass?

@@redmamba4695 no lmaoo i “cut” off a fedex truck ( he was literally far away) but i am going again next weekend 🙄

Hope you pass

@@redmamba4695thank you !

@@redmamba4695thank you i passed💞

Bruh I avoid Beltsville I just go to white oak

@@kazngoye8836 I was so disappointed he was soooo mean 😬🤦🏽‍♀️ I’m going to largo hopefully I pass

@@sundaywhite6082 good luck

@@kazngoye8836 thank you sooooo much

@@sundaywhite6082 np u got this 💪🏾

Oh no sorry this happened to you I to had to deal with some very rude instructors but endup getting a very nice one at the end did you endup going back and passing??

Congratulations! Thanks for confirming it's still the same.

So no three point turn?

@@FallenVexify Nope! That was only part of the test when COVID was really bad.

@@rowan4301 I take my test on the 26th and I see a lot of people was talking about the three point turn but thanks

We’re the people nice ? I’ve heard they’re completely jerks

Oh no did you go back and pass ?

u can turn at a red light only if it doesn't say "no turn on red light"

I passed, I didn’t turn on the red light and the instructor said he glad I didn’t because I would’ve fail, so I waited until it was green . Very confusing because in the manual said I can.

so when u had to turn right at the red light u waited till the light was green then u turned?

@@roxanebinns5027 if they would’ve failed you for turning right on red they could’ve gotten in trouble because the law in Maryland says you can turn right on red long as it’s clear and as long as your permitted too

Yea same closed course and same exact route

Hi, why did you failed your test?

Is the test the same as this video?

What happened? And is the test the same as the video?

The test is the same as the video. But my instructor I had told me different thing . My mistake was make sure when you exit the cones you go on the other side of the line. I turned right when I got out the cones and that’s when I was in a Safety zone. Always check the ground for markings

@@skylarapplewhite829 yes it’s the same!

Congratulations!

is the test still that same as this video?

@@Parzival424 yeah you just do the reverse part and then they take you on the road….it’s only about 10 minutes in total, make sure you got your turn signals on💪🏽

@@StayFlexin14 thank you

@@rasaq301 did you take it and did you pass???

Yes, but you can receive points for crossing over or touching boundary lines.

Thanks for confirming the test is still the same, and congratulations!

@agygy any tips I take mine this Friday

@@joshuablair3804 it’s not hard just remember to not hit the cones and look out the mirror at all times like when you’re switching lanes and reversing, also I recommend going at a earlier time when the road isnt busy the people were nice though

@@Roller-D no problem and thanks!

@@joshuablair3804 also remember to put your turn signals on and turn to the lane closest to you other then that they’ll literally tell you what to do just listen and you’ll be okay

The examiner was telling me what they wanted me to do. When i stopped the car after driving past the green flags, they started the 3 minute timer on their tablet.

@@Roller-D ohhh makes sense thank you,because i failed my test yesterday,they didn’t have me park where u park they had me park on the other sides of the cones

It’s gonna be more harder now because we have to take on the road

Did you pass it on your next try ?

Is it a closed course? Or do they take you on the road? I have mine next week in beltsville and am wondering 🤔

@@gabym9903 No they didn’t take me on the road.. the driving test is in 3 parts : ( front parking- back up parking AND The three-point turn ).. everything is done right on the site.. once you complete all the 3 parts without hitting a pole, you pass .. it’s very easy .. just be calm and follow properly instructions and u will be fine.

@@elfidel6755 thank youuuu, have my test tomorrow hopefully i pass 😫

@@gabym9903 you will pass .. stay calm and don’t panic.. the most important follow instructions, don’t do anything without the instructor ask you..

@@elfidel6755 You should add that the beltsville location has rude ass employees

Damn bro what a fucking op, shut the fuck up

​@@croww6257😂😂😂

They changed it due to COVID. Check out this video: th-cam.com/video/lEeek9AivZQ/w-d-xo.html A user named Errol Fisk, who recently passed the test at Beltsville, left a very informative comment. I've copied and pasted it below, just in case you can't find it in that video's comment section. "I passed today in Beltsville. As of Nov. 23, 2021, the test was exactly like this. I highly recommend driving up to the MVA location a few times before taking it and observing the test being conducted. At the Beltsville location you can conveniently watch from the parking lot. What's on the test: You drive out to either the A or B course and wait for the instructor. The proctor first will tell you to pull in nose first into the parking space. It was a right turn on both courses at Beltsville. You have 3 minutes to pull in to the right with signals all the way in, don't hit any cones, straighten the wheel, put the car in park. Next, the proctor will tell you to reverse out of the parking spot and to reset to the original position. Be careful backing out as there was an artificial curb that extended about 1.5 feet past the first set of cones. Once you've gotten out of the space, you can pull forward if necessary to straighten the car before reversing straight backwards to the original position, it may be too cramped otherwise. Now you'll need to reverse park (backing into the space tail first). From the starting position, the instructor told me to pull straight forward. On a previous attempt, I tried to move over to the right a bit to get closer to the cones and angle my front to the left by pulling forward. You can't do that, I guess. SO. You have 3 minutes to pull forward from the starting position past the line of cones on the left edge of the parking spot. Shift into reverse and use your signal. Go slow and begin to turn the wheel to move your car's rear to get between the two lines of cones. Go slow at first if necessary and remember to use your right mirror as a gauge, and that you can turn the wheel left or right in reverse to better adjust your angle, which is why it's good to go slow, so you have time to judge and adjust the angle before you get too close. You also can pull forward to straighten the car before backing in if necessary. Now you've backed in to the parking space. Put the car in park. Now you'll need to pull to the right out of the parking spot. Shift into drive, put on your right turn signal and pull out of the space. Once you've gotten out of the space, turn to the right and stop at the stop sign. Next is the three point turn, which you also have 3 minutes to complete. A few feet from the stop sign is the three point turn space. For reference, it is a section of artificial concrete curbs about 3 parking spots wide but with quite a bit deeper depth. Right turn signal in and hug the right side of the curb without hitting it, pulling in so the front of the car is about halfway inside and brake to stop. Left turn signal and turn the wheel all the way to the left, foot off the brake, go but don't hit the curb, brake. Next, right turn signal, shift into reverse, turn the wheel all the way to the right, let off the brake and go backwards, don't hit the curb, I used my left mirror to help gauge how far my car was from the curb. Next, left turn signal again, shift into drive, turn wheel all the way to the left, let off brake, go forward. Ideally, you only need those three turns, but you're allowed to do as many as you like, so feel free to reverse and turn the wheel right again and then do the final left turn if needed so you don't hit the curb. Now that your car's nose is facing the other direction, the proctor will tell you to reverse straight into the space. Just reverse without hitting the curb, don't worry about the lines. Next, the proctor will tell you to pull up to the stop sign a couple yards down. Turn signal right and pull out the area, go straight, stop completely at the stop sign. The proctor will tell you to turn left and drive down to the section of the parking lot for those who passed. Pull up into one of the parking spots (don't hit the curb) and park. I don't even think I was straight or inside the lines at all, but my lot was empty, so I'm not sure if it matters. The proctor will then have your parent/guardian/supervisor drive the car back to the other parking lot. You'll go inside and get your photo taken, get a temporary license certificate, and the physical card will come in the mail in about a week. If at any point you hit a curb/cone or run out of time to complete an exercise, the instructor will stop you and call over your parent/guardian/supervisor, they'll get back in the passenger seat and you'll drive out. I HIGHLY recommend you make your parent promise to not get mad or angry with you if you fail. They'll likely be worked up, tired of waiting in lines for 2 hours, and irritated they took off work, so make them promise to be kind and calm and honor it. I failed the first time, and my dad yelling at me was worse than the feeling of failing the test, so set everything up accordingly. Tips: Visit the MVA location a couple times and observe the test. Go home and practice the maneuvers again and again. Simulate the experience as much as possible. I practiced several times at night in a large, empty parking lot which allowed me to simulate the "stop signs" (trees), etc. My parent would stand outside the car and administer the test like the proctor, which was better practice than having them sit next to me and coaching me through it. Bring a pen with you to the MVA and double check to make sure your insurance ID card is up to date and registration is valid. Check to make sure all the lights and turn signals, hazards, and horn work the night before. Make sure you've got at least a half tank of gas. My god, that was long, but I just want to help in any way I can. Best of luck everybody! And don't be ashamed if you don't get it on your first or second try, schedule a couple tests in advance." - Errol Fisk

One of my previous replies will answer this question, and you might find the other info useful. Here it is: “I started signaling to the right at 1:15 and didn't stop until 1:58. When the car entered the marked area at 1:25 I looked through the rear passenger window to see the cones. When I stopped the car at 1:30 I could see the front-left cone through the rear passenger window. When I started reversing, I immediately turned the wheel about 3/4 of the way, then I used the right side mirror to aim the side of the car towards the front-left cone, adjusting the wheel slightly when needed. When I got close to that cone, I could then see the front-right cone in my left side mirror. I used both side mirrors to direct the car between the cones, and then I continued to reverse until the front of the car had cleared the cones. Try not to reverse too far. If you hit the curb you’ll fail. Remember to check your mirrors and blind spots during this maneuver, so your examiner can see you’re aware of your surroundings. If your car has a backup camera, use it! The MVA will allow this but you’ll still have to check your mirrors and blind spots. If your car doesn’t have a backup camera you might want to use some blind spot mirrors, like I do. They’re cheap and can be very useful during your test, including the two-point turn.”

@@Roller-D Thank you!

Excuse me, but to do reverse parking, do I have to put my right hand behind the passenger seat? I have my exam in 2 weeks and I would like to know that.

Yes, but read this information from the MVA website first: "Even though the MVA will permit the use of a back-up camera or an audio back-up warning device during testing, the driver must continue to observe traffic and use the vehicle's mirrors, properly. You will be scored on the requirements and criteria of the skills test and backing a motor vehicle requires skill and good judgment. Therefore, an individual should not rely solely on the use of back-up equipment. Using mirrors, observing traffic, and looking over your shoulders are some of the proper precautions to safely back up your vehicle."

Do you they still include the road test?

@@kateciamclean1396 yes I just took my today July 12 2023 this is the exact route you will take

Driving over a curb will result in an automatic failure, even if it’s just a line representing a curb. The yellow crossed lines you’re referring to should be ok, just be careful not to drive over any lines that are representing curbs. Here’s a video of the current test at Gaithersburg. It has a lot of useful comments from people who passed the test at different MVAs, including Beltsville. th-cam.com/video/S1ePz7Rlm9A/w-d-xo.html Good luck!

I think this is the only route. Other videos show the same route and i haven't seen any comments saying it was different.

@@Roller-D Thank you friend.

Did he get canceled?

almighty.Flatout yea it sucks cuz now im not feeling like goin anymore

electric-robot same when do you think it will open

electric-robot and it’s another of work too book for an appointment

electric-robot and my permit expires in may