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The DMV Suspects Cheating, Now 11,000 California Drivers Are Required to Retest

The California DMV is requiring 11,000 drivers to retake their written tests after identifying suspected testing irregularities.

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California DMV Demands Thousands of Drivers Retake the Written Test or Lose Their License

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Suspected cheating prompts DMV to require 11,000 drivers to retake written tests

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California DMV cites possible cheating in 11,000 retest notices, lawmakers demand answers | ABC10 Originals

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 ir...

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Suspected cheating prompted 11,000 drivers test retake letters, DMV confirms

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DMV says 11,000 California drivers must retake written exams due to suspected cheating

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'I didn't cheat.' California DMV's test fraud claims spark frustration, anger

Frustration is growing among California drivers and legislators asking what evidence of suspected cheating led the DMV to invalidate 11,000 knowledge tests.

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California DMV Threatens to Cancel Drivers’ Licenses, File Charges Amid Massive Cheating Scandal

If you recently had somebody (or something) else take your written California driver's test for you, you may be in for a nasty surprise.

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Got a ‘Retake Your Test’ Letter From the DMV? It’s Real — and Here’s What to Do

Around 11,000 California drivers need to retake their written driver's tests or risk losing their licenses, according to the DMV. Here’s what’s going on.