Thousands of licensed drivers in California are being required to retake their knowledge tests because the California Department of Motor Vehicles says it found “irregularities” in their test results ...

California DMV warns 11,000 drivers their licenses may be canceled after written test "irregularities." SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Thousands of California-licensed drivers who already passed their tests ...

The California DMV has issued 11,000 letters saying that recipients must retake the written knowledge test within 30 days or lose their license. Spokespeople for the department say the letters stem ...

Thousands of California drivers must retake a written exam after Department of Motor Vehicles officials say they found test results showed “anomalies." A DMV spokesperson said officials "identified ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The San Francisco DMV office, as seen on July 23, 2019. About 11,000 drivers have received letters from the California Department ...

More than 10,000 Californians are receiving letters informing them that they need to retake their written driver’s license tests. Unfortunately for unlucky recipients, the letters aren’t part of a ...

Thousands of California drivers are being sent back to the DMV after officials said suspected cheating on written license exams triggered a sweeping investigation that could lead to criminal charges.