The long statewide nightmare has ended. After months of irritating technical glitches, confusing options and maddeningly irrelevant test questions, most California drivers 70 and older who apply to ...

With online options extended to under-18 applicants, teens no longer have to go to a California DMV office to take the knowledge test. The online knowledge test, formerly available only to adults, can ...

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 ...

California drivers 70 years old and older won’t be required to take written knowledge tests for license renewals, Department of Motor Vehicles officials announced. For the elder group, licenses that ...

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When it comes to renewing your California driver’s license if you’re 70 or older, it’s important to know the basic rules. RELATED: Older drivers oppose California DMV’s knowledge test for those over ...

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 California DMV is eliminating the knowledge test and online training course for most drivers 70 and older who are renewing their licenses. (Department of Motor Vehicles) The long statewide ...