California’s Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is considering revoking thousands of driver’s licenses after identifying “anomalies” in certain test results, according to multiple reports. The issue involves roughly 11,000 licenses, the outlets say, tied to irregularities detected in test performance or record handling. Some drivers reportedly receive letters informing them that their exam results require review. Under the process described by the reports, affected people are given a deadline—about 30 days—to complete a retake of the written exam. If they do not retake the test within the specified timeframe, they face losing their license through the DMV’s administrative action. The DMV reportedly states that it has identified anomalies in the test results, prompting the review and potential consequences for those affected. The reports do not provide further detail on the specific nature of the anomalies or who is responsible, focusing instead on the DMV’s assessment, the notification to drivers, and the retesting requirement.