Maryland Drivers License Test

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Because parents take the time to teach their kids in the rural parts of the state.

Maybe. My theory is that Beltsville gets a lot of foreign nationals from the U of MD taking the test.

[Anonymous]

No clue why Beltsville has a low pass rate but all my kids friends run to Hagerstown.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No clue why Beltsville has a low pass rate but all my kids friends run to Hagerstown.

It's quite obvious. The Beltsville area is full of recent immigrants some who have driven in their native countries and some here. Either way they can't exhibit safe driving skills and revert to the "anything goes" habit of their native countries.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No clue why Beltsville has a low pass rate but all my kids friends run to Hagerstown.

It's quite obvious. The Beltsville area is full of recent immigrants some who have driven in their native countries and some here. Either way they can't exhibit safe driving skills and revert to the "anything goes" habit of their native countries.

Racist much? I would be very surprised is that was the reason the pass rate is lower. You have a wild imagination.

[Anonymous]

"Ok I'm taking the test, you got this!!"

"F*ck it "anything goes", let me just blow through every light and cut everyone off"

"WTF I failed??!?"

....a likely scenario...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"Ok I'm taking the test, you got this!!"

"F*ck it "anything goes", let me just blow through every light and cut everyone off"

"WTF I failed??!?"

....a likely scenario...

Ok...that made me laugh!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No clue why Beltsville has a low pass rate but all my kids friends run to Hagerstown.

It's quite obvious. The Beltsville area is full of recent immigrants some who have driven in their native countries and some here. Either way they can't exhibit safe driving skills and revert to the "anything goes" habit of their native countries.

Racist much? I would be very surprised is that was the reason the pass rate is lower. You have a wild imagination.

Have you ever driven in a third world country? No? I knew it. I have and because I have seen the "anything goes" method of driving I'm an automatic racist by your standards. Let me give you a hint sweetie. The whole world doesn't operate like Chevy Chase or McLean.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Her friend is correct - see video

https://youtu.be/VxvbQhuIcbw

Don't go to Beltsville...lol

Wow, that's a significant difference between locations. Wonder why?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Because parents take the time to teach their kids in the rural parts of the state.

Maybe. My theory is that Beltsville gets a lot of foreign nationals from the U of MD taking the test.

Most of the middle class American kids I know who took the test at Beltsville failed.

[Anonymous]

You should find the hardest location and make your kid test there. We are talking about a teen driving - don't you want to make sure they really can drive?

[Anonymous]

Based on the way Maryland drivers drive, I just assumed they didn't have to pass a driver's test.

[Anonymous]

I would want my kid to take the harder test!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would want my kid to take the harder test!

Unless you have to keep making appointments and going back and sitting at the DMV for hours.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would want my kid to take the harder test!

Unless you have to keep making appointments and going back and sitting at the DMV for hours.

I'm not making any appointments until I'm confident in their driving. My standard is higher than the MVA's. I care more about safety than where the test is easier.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would want my kid to take the harder test!

Unless you have to keep making appointments and going back and sitting at the DMV for hours.

If that's because they aren't passing, then that's ok! Much better to waste time sitting around then letting more unprepared people have a license, IMO.