If you need to renew your license, there has been some changes regarding the written knowledge test.The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) announced that drivers 70 and older whose licenses ...

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 ...

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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SACRAMENTO, California (KOVR) — Californians 70 years old and above will no longer need to take the written driver test, the DMV announced this week. As of Oct. 1, those older drivers whose licenses ...

A California Department of Motor Vehicles office in Arleta. Until Monday, the DMV required all California drivers seeking to renew their licenses on or after their 70th birthday to take a test.

Most California drivers 70 and up will no longer have to take the knowledge test to renew their license, the Department of Motor Vehicles announced. Until the change in policy, which took effect Oct.