California DMV waives written test for drivers 70 and older By Dañiel Martinez. Published Oct 1, 2024 11:29 AM Guillermo Torres, left, administers an eye test at DMV on Thursday, Aug. 13, ...

Good news for certain Californians who have to renew their driver's license. From now on they won’t be required to take a written test says the DMV.

The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) announced that drivers 70 and older whose licenses expire in 2024 and beyond will no longer be required to take a written knowledge test starting ...

I’d written about the requirement — as of Jan. 1 — that anyone 70 or older who wants to renew has to go to a DMV office for a knowledge test and an eye exam.

The Department of Motor Vehicles’ written test can now be taken online — or skipped all together for some by replacing it with a 45-minute, online course. Generally, the test that the DMV ...

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 ...

Before you can take the behind-the-wheel test in California, you must first conquer the written driving test. The test consists of 46 questions — 38 of which you must answer correctly to pass.

(TNS) — The California DMV is preparing to stop offering written drivers license tests in 25 languages, reducing the available test languages to seven, according to a directive issued last week.

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 ...

All drivers had been required to take the knowledge test once their license expired after turning 70, which had been a policy but not a law, DMV Director Steve Gordon said in a press release.