Thousands of California drivers are being sent back to the DMV after officials said suspected cheating on written license exams triggered a sweeping investigation that could lead to criminal charges.

(FOX40.COM) — After a prominent California lawmaker demanded answers from the DMV, officials confirmed this week that suspected cheating prompted the agency to require thousands to retake written ...

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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 ...

The director of the California Department of Motor Vehicles has told state lawmakers a potential criminal investigation is underway after the agency found irregularities with 11,000 driver's license ...

Thousands of California drivers are being ordered to retake their knowledge tests or risk losing their licenses. Watch how it moves - this $150,000 robot feels almost too human 5 car parts you should ...

Thousands of California drivers are being told they must retake their Department of Motor Vehicles knowledge test or risk losing their driver's licenses after the agency identified what it says are ...

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