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    California Drivers: DMV Drops Written Test Renewal Requirement For Most Drivers 70 And Older

    8 hours ago
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    Most senior drivers in California will no longer need to take the written exam when renewing their drivers license.Photo byJesse Slome

    California drivers who are 70 years old and above will no longer need to take the written driver test when renewing their license.

    Beginning October 1, drivers age 70-plus whose licenses expire as of 2024 won't need to take the written knowledge test. According to DMV officials, the requirement was a policy, not the law.

    Drivers with poor driving records will still need to take the written test according to the DMV.

    Drivers 70 and older will still need to make a DMV office visit for a vision exam and updated photo when they renew their license.

    It is estimated that approximately 2 million licensed drivers in California are age 70 or older.


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    michael freitas
    6h ago
    I thought it was the dumbest thing I’ve heard. Then I have to go and do it and then a week later they stop it. Who’s the FN idiot that run the stuff
    Sandy Beach
    6h ago
    I just turned 73 in April & had to renew my driver's license. Went in, took the test & was out in & out in about 15 mins. No big deal!
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