Zali Huff, 6, is fearful of the PCR oral and nasal swab tests, but tester Shlomo Loeb, left, patiently coaxed her to comply. A new drive-thru Covid PCR testing site, operated by Accu Reference Medical Lab in partnership with Baltimore City, is open Sunday through Thursday, 12:30- 5:30p.m., outside the former Baltimore City Public Safety Training Facility at 3500 W. Northern Parkway. People seeking tests must register online in advance at baltimorepcr.com.

Zali Huff, 6, is fearful of the PCR oral and nasal swab tests, but tester Shlomo Loeb, left, patiently coaxed her to comply. A new drive-thru Covid PCR testing site, operated by Accu Reference Medical Lab in partnership with Baltimore City, is open Sunday through Thursday, 12:30- 5:30p.m., outside the former Baltimore City Public Safety Training Facility at 3500 W. Northern Parkway. People seeking tests must register online in advance at baltimorepcr.com. (Amy Davis/Amy Davis)

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A new drive-thru Covid PCR testing site, operated by Accu Reference Medical Lab in partnership with Baltimore City, is open Sunday through Thursday, 12:30- 5:30p.m.

Accu Reference drive-thru Covid testing site

Zali Huff, 6, is fearful of the PCR oral and nasal swab tests, but tester Shlomo Loeb, left, patiently coaxed her to comply. A new drive-thru Covid PCR testing site, operated by Accu Reference Medical Lab in partnership with Baltimore City, is open Sunday through Thursday, 12:30- 5:30p.m., outside the former Baltimore City Public Safety Training Facility at 3500 W. Northern Parkway. People seeking tests must register online in advance at baltimorepcr.com.

Zali Huff, 6, is fearful of the PCR oral and nasal swab tests, but tester Shlomo Loeb, left, patiently coaxed her to comply. A new drive-thru Covid PCR testing site, operated by Accu Reference Medical Lab in partnership with Baltimore City, is open Sunday through Thursday, 12:30- 5:30p.m., outside the former Baltimore City Public Safety Training Facility at 3500 W. Northern Parkway. People seeking tests must register online in advance at baltimorepcr.com. (Amy Davis/Amy Davis)

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Accu Reference drive-thru Covid testing site

Roland Wright of Baltimore grimaces as Tova Nachman administers a nasal swab test at the new drive-thru Covid PCR testing site, operated by Accu Reference Medical Lab in partnership with Baltimore City.

Roland Wright of Baltimore grimaces as Tova Nachman administers a nasal swab test at the new drive-thru Covid PCR testing site, operated by Accu Reference Medical Lab in partnership with Baltimore City. (Amy Davis/Amy Davis)

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Accu Reference drive-thru Covid testing site

A new drive-thru Covid PCR testing site, operated by Accu Reference Medical Lab in partnership with Baltimore City, is open Sunday through Thursday, 12:30- 5:30p.m., outside the former Baltimore City Public Safety Training Facility at 3500 W. Northern Parkway. People seeking tests must register online in advance at baltimorepcr.com. On Sunday afternoon, a line of about 250 cars stretched for more than a mile in the far right lane of W. Northern Parkway, and people at the testing site reported waiting almost three hours to get swabbed.

A new drive-thru Covid PCR testing site, operated by Accu Reference Medical Lab in partnership with Baltimore City, is open Sunday through Thursday, 12:30- 5:30p.m., outside the former Baltimore City Public Safety Training Facility at 3500 W. Northern Parkway. People seeking tests must register online in advance at baltimorepcr.com. On Sunday afternoon, a line of about 250 cars stretched for more than a mile in the far right lane of W. Northern Parkway, and people at the testing site reported waiting almost three hours to get swabbed. (Amy Davis/Amy Davis)

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Accu Reference drive-thru Covid testing site

Tovah Nachman administers the oral swab test on Patricia Simpson of Baltimore. Simpson waited in line in her car for almost three hours for the PCR test, which she wanted after spending the holidays with others.

Tovah Nachman administers the oral swab test on Patricia Simpson of Baltimore. Simpson waited in line in her car for almost three hours for the PCR test, which she wanted after spending the holidays with others. (Amy Davis/Amy Davis)

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Accu Reference drive-thru Covid testing site

Antonio Longus of Baltimore City braces for the nasal swab test administered by tester Tova Nachman.

Antonio Longus of Baltimore City braces for the nasal swab test administered by tester Tova Nachman. (Amy Davis/Amy Davis)

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