LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- 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 ...

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.

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 ...

The California DMV’s no-fail alternative to the driver’s license renewal test is now available in Spanish. Related Articles Disneyland license plate seeks DMV approval after ‘tremendous interest’ What ...

Californians renewing their driver’s license can now complete the Department of Motor Vehicles’ fail-safe eLearning course in Chinese, English or Spanish. Joe Johnston jjohnston@thetribunenews.com ...

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. Related Articles ‘A nightmare to think about.’ ...

In a major move for older drivers, those who are age 70 and beyond will no longer be required to take a knowledge test to renew their licenses, the California Department of Motor Vehicles announced on ...

The California Department of Motor Vehicles announced on Monday that it’s no longer requiring most drivers 70 years or older to take a written knowledge test when renewing their licenses. All drivers ...