After months in limbo for California’s young drivers, the Department of Motor Vehicles is again scheduling behind-the-wheel tests.

The California Department of Motor Vehicles announced that it is temporarily suspending behind-the-wheel driving tests for at least two weeks beginning Monday.

SACRAMENTO — Due to the surge in COVID-19 cases, the California Department of Motor Vehicles is temporarily suspending behind-the-wheel driving tests for at least two weeks beginning Monday. … ...

Permit tests are only offered at the Cranston DMV and — due to COVID-19 — we have to limit the number of people in our building and in the exam room. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily ...

A learner’s permit usually expires after a year, but the DMV has issued extensions. Permits with an expiration date between March 1, 2020, and May 31, 2021, are automatically extended six months ...

The California Department of Motor Vehicles is again suspending behind-the-wheel driving tests. Tests will be canceled for at least two weeks beginning Dec. 14, the agency announced Thursday ...

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Any test taken at a DMV office now will require up to five business days for the test result to be processed, according to the department.