The latest announcement from the CA Dept of Motor Vehicles: Driver’s License Renewal for 70+. Knowledge tests and training are no longer required for most senior drivers. Please read more at
bit.ly/DMV70plus
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A yellow/green gradient background features a video of rows of palm trees passing by. In the front, the DMV logo displays: AN ANNOUNCEMENT (top). At the bottom, all agency logos appear in a light tone. The video lasts 5 seconds.
Maisha, dressed in a black polo shirt with the CODIE logo, wears a long-sleeved gray shirt and earrings, with dyed blond hair.
A graphic card with all agency logos is positioned in the top right corner. The graphic image shows Maisha Franklin (next) Community Outreach Specialist in yellow font color.
Maisha: Recently, the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) announced that drivers aged 70 and older in California, whose licenses expire in 2024 and beyond, will no longer be required to take a written knowledge test.
For those renewing their licenses who are 70 and older, an office visit is still required for
[Zoom in: close shot] A vision exam and updated photo (for the driver’s license). Some renewal notices for licenses expiring in 2024 may indicate that a written test is required.
[Zoom out: medium shot] Please bring the letter from the DMV to your in-office visit (at the DMV), show it to them, and they may waive the requirement.
[Zoom in: close shot] You can visit the DMV’s website at
bit.ly/DMV70plus for the following services: [Zoom out: medium shot]
– Simple vehicle registration renewals that are not past the due date and do not require an address change.
– Driver’s license renewals that do not require an in-person visit.
– Requests for copies of vehicle registration records, which show a vehicle’s ownership history.
– Replacing a lost or stolen driver’s license card.
If you have questions about this, feel free to visit
www.dmv.gov or [Zoom: pan right] for assistance related to DMV services. You can contact the Center On Deafness Inland Empire (CODIE) [graphic image of CODIE logo] or reach out to nearby agencies, including the Greater Los Angeles Agency on Deafness, Inc (GLAD) [graphic image of GLAD logo], Bakersfield Greater Los Angeles Agency on Deafness, Inc (B-GLAD) [graphic image of B-GLAD], Orange County Deaf Equal Access Foundation (OCDEAF) [graphic image of OCDEAF logo], or Tri-County GLAD (TCGLAD) [graphic image of TCGLAD logo] for assistance with document translation or any services related to the DMV.
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