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 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. More than 11,000 California drivers are being forced to retake the state's dreaded written DMV exam after officials uncovered ...

California has demanded that approximately 11,000 residents re-take their written driving tests after the state’s Department of Motor Vehicles discovered “discrepancies” suggesting that widespread ...

Records obtained by ABC10 describe “fraud-related” concerns but don't reveal how the DMV identified thousands of drivers for retesting.

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 ...

California is telling about 11,000 licensed drivers to retake the written test within 30 days—or risk losing their licenses. The state’s Department of Motor Vehicles said in a statement to Inc. that ...

A California lawmaker who leads the Transportation Committee in the state Senate is calling for more transparency from the Department of Motor Vehicles after 11,000 driver’s license applicants were ...

More than 11,000 California drivers are being forced to retake the state’s dreaded written DMV exam after officials uncovered mysterious “irregularities” tied to their original tests — or risk having ...