Thousands of California drivers must retake their written test due to DMV-identified irregularities or risk losing their ...

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 that it had discovered irregularities in exam results of knowledge tests. It ...

About 11,000 California motorists are being ordered to retake the state’s written driver’s license exam after the Department of Motor Vehicles said it discovered irregularities in a batch of test ...

Imagine passing the test to obtain a driving license, and then you receive a letter stating that you need to retake the ...

Thousands of Californians got DMV letters telling them of testing irregularities. They must retake the written exam in 30 ...

About 11,000 California drivers have received DMV letters telling them to retake their written test within 30 days or risk ...

The Department of Motor Vehicles is on track to share driver's license and identification data with an outside network ...

The California Department of Motor Vehicles said it identified anomalies with its knowledge test results, and has notified ...

Passing California's written test used to be enough, but thousands of drivers just learned their results are being thrown out ...

State officials have provided little explanation as to what went wrong and whether cheating is suspected.

The California Legislature authorized the sharing of driver's license data in the state budget it passed on Monday.