Just an update for May 2024: The test is on this course but all you have to do is back up into the coned area (2 point reverse park), no three point turn or forward pull-in to park in the coned area. You will likely be waiting for other testers to complete the course before you, so you'll get to watch someone else do the course. Before the course they'll make sure you know the controls of the car so make sure you're familiar with the hazards, turn signals, etc. There is a brief road test after the course, so you don't park in the white sign area until after that's done. So at the last stop sign in the course you take that weird little left/right and pass straight through the front entrance area to leave the MVA. Drive slow through there, watch for pedestrians/other cars. The road test is easy, just make sure you pay attention to the signs you pass because the instructor will ask about them. Get plenty of practice in, get comfortable in your car, remember to breathe, and you'll pass it no problem.
This video was a life saver. I just got my drivers license Saturday and this video was a huge help. I was worried that the spots would be very tight but they weren’t at all, I have a smaller car but I had plenty of room. If you watch the other car during the backing into the spot, you can see very clearly how big the spot is compared to a medium sized car. I really appreciated having this video to calm my nerves. I had some questions about things that I wanted to answer in case someone else wanted to know. 1. You can make corrections, you don’t have to pull into the spot with one swoop. 2. You can do more than 3 points on the 3 point turn, I only needed three but I learned you can do more. 4. The spot for the three point turn seems much smaller than it is. 5. The instructor was very nice and you were allowed to ask if you need clarification. Good luck to everyone and don’t sweat it too much
Hello. Just wanted to state this video helped me a lot. As of Nov 2022 the mva only requires you to know the two point turn. Afterwards, it's the road test. The two point turn is fairly simple and the space is wider than what it appears in the video. Just take your time backing in. There is room for error and to correct yourself. Once you see the right most cone in your side mirror, keep going until you see the left. Then straighten the wheel and back in. Utilize all your mirrors and the back window. The road test is also simple. They will ask you what signs you passed along the way. Mines were the speed limit as well as a few stop sign ahead. They took me down the road past the shopping center. Around and back to the dmv. Passed my first try.
Just took my test today, passed no problem! Was a lot easier than I expected it to be. The road portion is very easy and there is plenty of room to back into the space!
Failed twice at the Glen Burnie mva but just passed my test today at the Annapolis mva . The workers are way more talkative and don’t seem like they’re just miserable working like the ones at Glen Burnie are. Also the test is actually very easy all you have to do is just stay calm and relaxed and drive with confidence like you do when you drive on your own time. Wish I came here the first time I probably wouldn’t have had to take 3 test lmao
When reversing, can you move forward to adjust properly then reverse properly so you don’t hit any cone. Or must you turn once till you get into the parking spot without adjusting
@@olisakevin4829 you can keep adjusting, u don’t have to do it all in one turn u can reverse pull forward , reverse again pull forward again etc. u can do anything as long as you get into that spot by reversing
@@kingofrannoch aye man I failed twice before I passed don’t let it scare u just practice some more and take it , be relaxed and focused at the same time
I passed my test at Waldorf mva! The instructors are super chill & will pass you if you don’t hit anything! I forgot my turn signals twice & still passed
Passed my behind the wheel test 1st attempt November 8th. The test isn’t hard at all. All u have to do is use your turn signals, all around observations before pulling or backing out a space, or in a space, and follow verbal instructions and you’ll be fine.
gave this video a few watches, especially for the 3 point turn. just took my test at glen burnie and passed!! the layout is a TINY but different (separate spaces for 3 point and parking) but this video is more or less the same and helped so much :) it was very easy, and they absolutely let you fix your parking job (without comment) just as long as you get in the space and don't hit cones. you can also ask for them to repeat directions! thank you for the video, it really helped calm my nerves :)
Thanks for the video, passed on my first try and this helped. The "3 point turn" is confusing since it's not something you would use in regular driving. Not difficult, just confusing.
i passed 3/2/22. they might do the 3 exercises in a different order depending on who the examiner is. i watched a few people go before my appointment and the order of the turns was inconsistent.
Do you have any tips for the reverse parking that works at the MVA because the reverse parking I practice with cones does not have the blocks w/cones like the MVA and it is different from practice. So I was wondering @DJhotpantz
U can use extra cones to mock up where the blocks are so then you know how to avoid them. Also if you line up your car with the front most cones of the parking space itself, it is unlikely you would need to worry about the blocks, which are a whole parking space away from the cones on either side. Their main purpose is to enclose a space for you to do the 3 point turn in, as you see in the video. Notice that during this particular procedure, the parking cones are moved to the edges of the blocks to give you three parking spaces worth of area to maneuver the car.
Is there a "road portion" of the test after this section?. Do they take you out on the road, where they make you drive for 5-10 minutes? I'm not sure of this and I need clarification.
when you did reverse parking, did you line up your back window with the cone? And did you turn your steering all the way to the right then just straighten it once your car was in the spot?
Yes, I had decided to upload this as there was another video where the person failed because they did not park the car in the designated parking with the signs as they were not told properly where to park and they didn't ask for clarification. This was after they successfully did all three maneuvers, so quite frustrating.
@@yujisakurai2520 MVA website is a good resource for that. They list requirements depending on your status as a new or existing driver from another country
Just an update for May 2024: The test is on this course but all you have to do is back up into the coned area (2 point reverse park), no three point turn or forward pull-in to park in the coned area. You will likely be waiting for other testers to complete the course before you, so you'll get to watch someone else do the course. Before the course they'll make sure you know the controls of the car so make sure you're familiar with the hazards, turn signals, etc. There is a brief road test after the course, so you don't park in the white sign area until after that's done. So at the last stop sign in the course you take that weird little left/right and pass straight through the front entrance area to leave the MVA. Drive slow through there, watch for pedestrians/other cars. The road test is easy, just make sure you pay attention to the signs you pass because the instructor will ask about them. Get plenty of practice in, get comfortable in your car, remember to breathe, and you'll pass it no problem.
thank you will definitely do this on my test on monday
@@reasons8235 Good luck on Monday, you can do it!
For the actual road test after passing through the front area to leave the MVA, what exact route did the instructor told you to go? TIA!
This video was a life saver. I just got my drivers license Saturday and this video was a huge help. I was worried that the spots would be very tight but they weren’t at all, I have a smaller car but I had plenty of room. If you watch the other car during the backing into the spot, you can see very clearly how big the spot is compared to a medium sized car. I really appreciated having this video to calm my nerves. I had some questions about things that I wanted to answer in case someone else wanted to know. 1. You can make corrections, you don’t have to pull into the spot with one swoop. 2. You can do more than 3 points on the 3 point turn, I only needed three but I learned you can do more. 4. The spot for the three point turn seems much smaller than it is. 5. The instructor was very nice and you were allowed to ask if you need clarification. Good luck to everyone and don’t sweat it too much
Hello. Just wanted to state this video helped me a lot. As of Nov 2022 the mva only requires you to know the two point turn. Afterwards, it's the road test. The two point turn is fairly simple and the space is wider than what it appears in the video. Just take your time backing in. There is room for error and to correct yourself. Once you see the right most cone in your side mirror, keep going until you see the left. Then straighten the wheel and back in. Utilize all your mirrors and the back window. The road test is also simple. They will ask you what signs you passed along the way. Mines were the speed limit as well as a few stop sign ahead. They took me down the road past the shopping center. Around and back to the dmv. Passed my first try.
yes!
Oh great to hear! Mine coming next Friday 2nd at Annapolis 😊
@@cathrinerushwaya7996 how’d it go?
Having mine this Friday ! Thank you
And your saying the test doesn’t have the 3 point turn anymore?
Just took my test today, passed no problem! Was a lot easier than I expected it to be. The road portion is very easy and there is plenty of room to back into the space!
did they only make u do the 2 point?
Failed twice at the Glen Burnie mva but just passed my test today at the Annapolis mva . The workers are way more talkative and don’t seem like they’re just miserable working like the ones at Glen Burnie are. Also the test is actually very easy all you have to do is just stay calm and relaxed and drive with confidence like you do when you drive on your own time. Wish I came here the first time I probably wouldn’t have had to take 3 test lmao
When reversing, can you move forward to adjust properly then reverse properly so you don’t hit any cone. Or must you turn once till you get into the parking spot without adjusting
i failed mine last week. i hit a cone backing out :(
@@olisakevin4829 you can keep adjusting, u don’t have to do it all in one turn u can reverse pull forward , reverse again pull forward again etc. u can do anything as long as you get into that spot by reversing
@@kingofrannoch aye man I failed twice before I passed don’t let it scare u just practice some more and take it , be relaxed and focused at the same time
@@kingofrannoch u prob started turning too early
I passed my test at Waldorf mva! The instructors are super chill & will pass you if you don’t hit anything! I forgot my turn signals twice & still passed
Is Waldorf still on the course due to COVID
@@tynikastrayhorn3610 yeah I’m about to drive an hour today at 7 am to do it cause there’s nothing available anywhere else
@@noahmichael9050 did you pass
you know that book that they give you to put your hours in? did you have to show them that in order to take the test?
Passed my behind the wheel test 1st attempt November 8th. The test isn’t hard at all. All u have to do is use your turn signals, all around observations before pulling or backing out a space, or in a space, and follow verbal instructions and you’ll be fine.
How many’s turns did they give to you get out of the 3 way turn
gave this video a few watches, especially for the 3 point turn. just took my test at glen burnie and passed!! the layout is a TINY but different (separate spaces for 3 point and parking) but this video is more or less the same and helped so much :)
it was very easy, and they absolutely let you fix your parking job (without comment) just as long as you get in the space and don't hit cones. you can also ask for them to repeat directions!
thank you for the video, it really helped calm my nerves :)
Did you go on the road at the horn Bernie location?
@@jvythedreamer4337 no I did not. Just stayed on the tiny course
Passed my test today!! Thank you very much for the video!! It helped me a lot!!
That last turn left then turn right is crucial! That’s how I failed lol
I'm 99% sure I saw your video and thought making that point about where to exactly park is important. So thanks for the heads up there !
Thanks for the video, passed on my first try and this helped. The "3 point turn" is confusing since it's not something you would use in regular driving. Not difficult, just confusing.
i passed 3/2/22. they might do the 3 exercises in a different order depending on who the examiner is. i watched a few people go before my appointment and the order of the turns was inconsistent.
Turn left" I definitely wouldve turned at the first left. I wouldve failed😂
RIGHTTTT
Could you give me a little advice for the pulling in? That’s the part I’m most nervous for
i have my test in a few hours, im so nervous i’m about to throw up 😭
Did you pass
@@sundaywhite6082 i did!
@@samanthaverney3061 yaaaaa
Question for my drivers test tomorrow: Are you supposed to use your turn signal at 5:25?
Yes
How did you do? Mine is in two days and I’m a bit nervous.
Im going tomorrow wish me luck
Do you have any tips for the reverse parking that works at the MVA because the reverse parking I practice with cones does not have the blocks w/cones like the MVA and it is different from practice. So I was wondering @DJhotpantz
U can use extra cones to mock up where the blocks are so then you know how to avoid them. Also if you line up your car with the front most cones of the parking space itself, it is unlikely you would need to worry about the blocks, which are a whole parking space away from the cones on either side. Their main purpose is to enclose a space for you to do the 3 point turn in, as you see in the video. Notice that during this particular procedure, the parking cones are moved to the edges of the blocks to give you three parking spaces worth of area to maneuver the car.
Is there a "road portion" of the test after this section?. Do they take you out on the road, where they make you drive for 5-10 minutes? I'm not sure of this and I need clarification.
not since covid. they’re not allowed to sit in the car with you so you basically just park
@@brikey1600 awesome.
@@brikey1600 update, I passed my test with ease.
@@cole9777 we love to see it! congratulations my man 👏🏽
@@brikey1600 thank you very much. I was really stressed about even doing the test. But it was truly one of the easiest things I've ever done.
hey quick question would u consider that first stop sign an intersection after pulling out of the spot.
Yes any stop sign should be treated as such
when you did reverse parking, did you line up your back window with the cone? And did you turn your steering all the way to the right then just straighten it once your car was in the spot?
Yes I did line up back window with the cone. My car had a back up camera so I used that along with my mirrors to adjust as I reversed
thank you so much!
Could anyone tell me how much it was ?
300 you have to take the driving course first and pass that
congratulations
did you have to use your turn signals
Yes
Any advice for the pull in or reverse ?
I’m here right now they’re gonna make you do the 3 point turn first ?
Does anyone know for the driver skills test are they back on the road or not yet? And if they back on the road is there a link?
Yes they are back on the road i just took my test yesterday and passed
i have my test tomorrow ahhh
Did you pass?
Yes, I had decided to upload this as there was another video where the person failed because they did not park the car in the designated parking with the signs as they were not told properly where to park and they didn't ask for clarification. This was after they successfully did all three maneuvers, so quite frustrating.
@@djhotpants did it matter whether you pulled in or back into the the last parking spot?
@@brookelyn7253 Should not matter, as long as you park in the designated area with the white MVA signs
@@djhotpants what are the requirements to take test?
@@yujisakurai2520 MVA website is a good resource for that. They list requirements depending on your status as a new or existing driver from another country