Who is responsible for compensating the damage to the exam vehicle caused by a student during the test?
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When students are learning to drive or taking exams at a driving school, the driving school and the exam center have the obligation to ensure the personal safety of the students during their learning and testing. In such accidents, the driving school or exam center not only bears full responsibility but should also apologize to the student. Relevant information is as follows: 1. Complaint: If the driving school or exam center demands the student to take responsibility, the student can file a complaint with the Transportation Management Bureau, the governing body of driving schools, at the complaint hotline 12328. Alternatively, they can complain to the Discipline Inspection Commission of the Public Security Bureau. 2. Relevant regulations: According to the "Road Traffic Safety Law Implementation Regulations," if a driving school student is driving on the road during the learning period, it should be conducted under the guidance of an accompanying instructor. If the student commits any road traffic safety violations or causes traffic accidents during the learning process, the instructor is responsible. However, during the driver's license test, if the exam vehicle has no issues and there is no instructor accompanying the vehicle, the student should bear the corresponding responsibility after an accident occurs.
