Who is responsible for administering the exams on Phase I, II, III and the Road Test/Evaluation?

The responsibility for administering the exams on Phase I, II, III, and the Road Test/Evaluation falls to the License Examiner. This role is crucial within the driver training framework, as the License Examiner is specifically tasked with the assessment and validation of a soldier's driving skills and knowledge through structured evaluations. The training and testing of drivers are critical for ensuring that personnel meet the Army's standards for safety and operational effectiveness.

While other roles, such as the Driver Training Coordinator, may involve organizing and overseeing training programs, and Instructor-Operators may provide instruction and assistance during training phases, it is the License Examiner who directly conducts the assessments that determine a soldier's qualification to operate military vehicles. The Safety Officer, on the other hand, focuses more on overall safety compliance and risk management rather than the direct administration of driving exams.

Thus, the License Examiner's specialized role is essential for maintaining the quality and effectiveness of the Army’s driver training and evaluation process.