Who is responsible if someone is hit during the Subject 3 driving test?

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DelMackenzie
07/30/25 7:20am
During the driver's license examination, if the test vehicle has no issues and the instructor is not accompanying the vehicle, the student should bear the corresponding responsibility in case of an accident. However, if there are problems during the student's driving learning period, the instructor is responsible. According to Article 20 of the 'Regulations for the Implementation of the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China,' if a student commits a road traffic safety violation or causes a traffic accident during driving learning, the instructor is responsible. During the process of driving skill training, the student is a non-professional and does not yet have a driving qualification. Therefore, during the learning process, the student cannot fully foresee hidden dangers. Additionally, the driving school and the student have a contractual relationship, and the driving school has an obligation to protect students who have not yet obtained a driver's license. If a student makes a mistake during driving training and the instructor fails to correct it in time, it is considered the instructor's negligence.
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