Self-Service Emissions Testing Kiosk
3619 Mary Ave, Baltimore
Baltimore, MD 00000
About Self-Service Emissions Testing Kiosk
Maryland's self-service VEIP kiosks (~$26 versus $30 staffed) run the test in under two minutes once you follow the screen - quick, painless, cheaper.
Location data is messy: one listed address is residential, and one Bel Air kiosk was broken enough to send the driver to a full-service site instead. Check Google Maps street view before you go. Maryland emissions testing. Rated 3.7 across 5 reviews.
Customer Reviews
Quick and painless... and cheaper too... The new price is $30.00 but the kiosk is 26. Not a significant difference but acceptable...
Very straightforward and easy to use! It was my first time using the self-service kiosk, and it took me less than 2 minutes to complete the VEIP test. Just in case, I watched a youtube video on how yo use the self-service kiosk before I got here. I also googled where to find the On-Board Diagnostics II (OBD-II) port on my vehicle. This helped me a lot! 🔆Make sure to bring the letter with the bar code and a credit card ($10 for the VEIP test)!🔆 The rest you just follow along the instructions the touch screen at the kiosk says. It will walk you through step by step. There is only one self-service kiosk, so if there is someone in front of you using it first, you will have to wait. Please park your car at least 10ft behind their car and patiently wait for your turn. I say "at least 10ft" so that the person in front of you wouldn't feel pressured or creeped out by you.😌 The parking lot is very spacious, so give some space!
The process was straight forward , it did the test properly just follow the directions on screen and everything should be completed in no time. I probably took 10 mins. Bar code scanner doesn't work. Just manually input your information on screen.
3619 Mary Ave is a residential address. If you’re like me & still unsure bc there are so many good reviews, don’t waste your time, put the address into Google Maps & go to street view.
The location I went to was in bel air on mcphail rd. And rt24. The machine was not working. So I drove to forest hill full service location. They failed me because apparently it’s a rule now that your OBD plug must be in a secured bracket. If the self service location would have been operational I wouldn’t be in the position I’m in now. Waiting for a bracket from Amazon so I can get this plug secured. 🤬
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