OAKLAND, Calif. - The California Department of Motor Vehicles announced Monday that it will no longer require most drivers 70 and older to take a written knowledge test for license renewals as part of ...
The good news for Californians age 70 and older is that many of them will no longer have to take a test or online course to renew their driver’s license, thanks to a policy change announced this week ...
To the editor: It’s great that the state’s Department of Motor Vehicles has dropped the written tests for most drivers 70 and older. Although I have passed this test every time, I find that some of ...
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When it comes to the California Department of Motor Vehicles and its policies and practices, people are not timid. They have opinions, suggestions and gripes they can’t wait to unload, and I’m still ...
The Department of Motor Vehicles’ written test can now be taken online — or skipped all together for some by replacing it with a 45-minute, online course. Generally, the test that the DMV calls the ...
QUESTION: My driver's license is about to expire, and I am worried about going to the Department of Motor Vehicles right now. What can I do? ANSWER: Many people share your worries right now. A trip to ...
The Department of Motor Vehicles’ written test can now be taken online — or skipped all together for some by replacing it with a 45-minute, online course. Generally, the test that the DMV calls the ...
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