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

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

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Thousands of California-licensed drivers are being required to retake their written tests because the DMV reportedly suspects them of cheating.

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Imagine passing the test to obtain a driving license, only to receive a letter stating that you need to retake the written test or you will lose your license. That is what happened to 11,000 ... Read ...

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 ...

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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 ...