Nearly 6,000 California drivers lost licenses after DMV retest orders. Now a lawmaker wants an audit
A California lawmaker is calling for an audit of the DMV after nearly 6,000 drivers lost their licenses following retest orders linked to fraud concerns.
Records obtained by ABC10 describe “fraud-related” concerns but don't reveal how the DMV identified thousands of drivers for retesting.
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