Motorists who received a notice from the California DMV must retake the exam or risk losing their driver’s licenses. Failing a driver’s license test can be frustrating, especially since some ...

Thousands of California licensed drivers who already passed their tests are receiving letters from the DMV stating their licenses are about to be cancelled. The DMV confirms 11,000 drivers have ...

California is putting thousands of licensed drivers back in the classroom after identifying what it describes as “irregularities” in its written driver’s license testing process. Roughly 11,000 ...

Q: Virginia Rue of Santa Ana said she understands she may need to take a driving test when she renews her driver’s license. Rue, 76, said she does not drive on freeways and hasn’t driven on a freeway ...

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 ...

About 11,000 California drivers are at risk of losing their license if they don't retake the written knowledge exam in the next 30 days. If you get notified by the state and don't retake the exam ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Image Credit: Kindel Media Imagine passing the test to obtain a driving license, only to receive a letter stating that you need to ...

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 need to retake their written exam or face having their license revoked. The Department of Motor Vehicles said approximately 11,000 letters were sent to drivers across ...

If you haven’t dealt with the California DMV in a couple years, there have been some changes in the driver’s license process — two concerning the knowledge test and one that affects everybody who gets ...