Thousands of licensed drivers in California are being required to retake their knowledge tests because the California Department of Motor Vehicles says it found “irregularities” in their test results and suspects them of cheating, officials said today.
California's DMV said that irregularities pointing to possible cheating — and not any internal issues — are the reason thousands of Californians are being required to retake their knowledge test.
Approximately 11,000 California drivers must retake their written driver's exams because the Department of Motor Vehicles reportedly suspects them of cheating. The DMV sent letters to those drivers last month, saying they found "testing anomalies" during a review of recent written exams.
(FOX40.COM) — After a prominent California lawmaker demanded answers from the DMV, officials confirmed this week that suspected cheating prompted the agency to require thousands to retake written knowledge tests — and some cases are under criminal investigation.
A routine internal monitoring sweep by the California Department of Motor Vehicles has flagged thousands of suspicious test results, prompting a massive recall of licensed drivers to testing centers. The state agency has warned that anyone who fails to comply with the retesting directive will face i…
Frustration is growing among California drivers and legislators asking what evidence of suspected cheating led the DMV to invalidate 11,000 knowledge tests.
