Do you have questions about the road exam at the Eagan DMV located in the Twin Cities south metro area? I used to be an examiner for DPS and I know where all the bodies are buried. I had a video that explained the road test for people but DPS made me take it down. So instead, I used Google and it worked much better. Thank you DPS! BTW, if you want a fair exam, ask for someone who doesn't refer to immigrants smelling like "goat tacos."

1:00 - Entering the exam station
3:24 - Lane position, one-way streets, and uncontrolled intersections
4:45 - Traffic signals, no turn on red signs, more lane position
6:33 - Yield signs, stubbed inroads, 90-degree backing, and parallel parking
9:19 - Unmarked two-way streets. These confuse people sometimes. One way streets are always marked (by always, I mean they're supposed to be marked. There are some random one ways in Minnesota without road markings but that is REALLY rare). So.... If one-way streets are always marked, then unmarked roads must be two-way streets. Get it?
10:00 - I mean 4 lane street, not a 4-way street.)
10:43 - Marked two-way streets
15:05 - What is fail corner?
18:40 - Stop signs (MAKE A COMPLETE STOP!!!!!!!!!! Sit there for a couple seconds. STOP MOVING!!!!!!!!!!! SERIOUSLLLLYYYYYYY!!!!!)
20:35 - Where to check in and line up for the test

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