Is the driving school registration fee paid to the vehicle management office?
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The examination fee, also known as the testing fee, is collected by the vehicle management office and is a government non-tax revenue approved by the pricing department. The wages of the safety officers are paid by the driving school that owns the examination site, as most examination sites belong to a specific driving school, while the management and use of the examination site fall under the jurisdiction of the vehicle management office. The following is an introduction to driving schools and the vehicle management office: 1. Introduction one: Driving schools are only responsible for training, while the vehicle management office is responsible for examinations and issuing certificates. The administrative department of driving schools is not the vehicle management office but the transportation management bureau. 2. Introduction two: The vehicle management office is primarily responsible for handling motor vehicle registration, modification, transfer, mortgage, and cancellation, as well as the application, replacement, renewal, and verification of motor vehicle driving licenses, along with other related services for vehicles and drivers. 3. Introduction three: Driving schools are training institutions that enable individuals to master driving skills, teach them safe and civilized driving, and assist them in passing the examinations conducted by the vehicle management department to obtain a driving license. According to directory classification, they should be categorized as training units within the transportation industry. However, due to their high degree of marketization, a more reasonable classification would be as service industry units within the tertiary sector.