Thousands of licensed drivers in California are being required to retake their knowledge tests because the California ...

Passing a state driving exam shouldn’t require an elaborate heist, but the California Department of Motor Vehicles has ...

Lawmakers are asking questions about the California Department of Motor Vehicles failing to properly identify 11,000 people who allegedly cheated on their driver’s license ...

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 government agency says there's a possibility that flagged patterns show evidence of cheating.

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

About 11,000 California drivers have been informed they must retake their DMV written exam after officials detected testing ...

California's Department of Motor Vehicles has declared 11,000 knowledge tests invalid due to suspicions of cheating. To maintain their licenses, motorists are required to retake their written exams ...

Frustration is growing among California drivers and legislators asking what evidence of suspected cheating led the DMV to ...

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 ...

Thousands of Californians got DMV letters telling them of testing irregularities. They must retake the written exam in 30 days or lose their license.