DMV says suspected cheating is why 11,000 Californians must retake the written test
Thousands of California drivers are being required to retake their knowledge tests because the Department of Motor Vehicles suspects them of cheating.
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2 sourcesThe DMV Suspects Cheating, Now 11,000 California Drivers Are Required to Retest
'I didn't cheat.' California DMV's test fraud claims spark frustration, anger
DMV says suspected cheating is why 11,000 Californians must retake the written test
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5 sourcesCalifornia DMV cites possible cheating in 11,000 retest notices, lawmakers demand answers |ABC10 Originals
California DMV orders 11,000 drivers to retake exams due to suspected cheating
Suspected cheating prompted 11,000 drivers test retake letters, DMV confirms
DMV says 11,000 California drivers must retake written exams due to suspected cheating
California DMV reportedly suspects thousands of drivers cheated on written tests
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DMV says suspected cheating is why 11,000 Californians must retake the written test
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