There are a variety of tests for you to take to prepare for your exam! If you need some additional resources, the California Driver Handbook is also located under the Publications link.

All questions for the driver’s test are taken from the California Driver Handbook, a DMV official told Steve Lopez. But many of those test questions irk many senior drivers, Lopez found.

All DMV written tests must be taken on-site at a DMV field office. The practice tests are available online for you to better prepare yourself for taking the actual written test.

With so much changing, California DMV Director Steve Gordon spoke to ABC7's Phillip Palmer to answer your questions about how the agency is operating amid the pandemic.

The DMV may ask the driver for medical records, check with a doctor or require a driving test. For more information, go to https://www.dmv.ca.gov and write “unsafe driver” in the search field.

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.

Under the recent announcement, behind-the-wheel driving tests can be scheduled through the agency’s website. The DMV is not yet making new appointments for other reasons. Drivers under 18 ...