Your entire vehicle must be completely inside the space, and you cannot make contact with any of the uprights to the rear or front of your vehicle, cross over the painted line, or go up onto or over the curb. You have one attempt to successfully park your vehicle using no more than three adjustments.
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To schedule your driver's test, go to the online driver's test scheduling login page(opens in a new tab). You can also use this login to cancel or reschedule a test.
If the attempt at parallel parking is unsuccessful, the test will be ended as per PA state guidelines.
The driver's score will be based on the number of errors committed during the test. An accumulation of 11 errors or more will constitute a failed test. An automatic failure will occur if the driver commits any traffic offense, runs over a curb or sidewalk, or causes an accident.
The most common reasons for failing your driving test Not moving off safely. Not responding appropriately to traffic lights. Poor positioning on the road during normal driving. Not responding correctly to traffic signs. Not having control of the vehicle when moving off. Lack of vehicle control during reverse parking.
You have three chances with each learner's permit to pass the road test before the expiration date of the learner's permit. After the third failure, you must reapply to extend your learner's permit.
During the Test Itself: Mistakes Leading to Automatic Fails Mounting a curb (most frequently occurs during parallel parking) Rolling backward or forwards. Ignoring traffic laws (for example, if you drive through a red traffic light) Ignoring the examiner's instructions.
Send your registration plate and registration card into PennDOT immediately upon canceling insurance.