Core Insights - The Heze Driving Training Public Service Platform has been launched to enhance the driving training industry through digitalization, ensuring better service quality and regulatory effectiveness since May 28 this year [1] Group 1: Platform Coverage and Effectiveness - The platform has successfully onboarded 98 out of 121 licensed driving schools, allowing students to register and pay online, implementing a "sunshine fee system" to eliminate unreasonable charges [2] - The platform ensures that tuition fees are regulated and disbursed in phases based on training progress, addressing previous issues of arbitrary fees and contract signing difficulties [2] Group 2: Service Quality Improvement - The implementation of the "sunshine fee system" has reduced price competition among driving schools, allowing them to focus on service quality rather than undercutting prices [3] - Driving schools have diversified their offerings with over 520 class types available on the platform, achieving a 100% contract signing rate among students [3] Group 3: Regulatory Effectiveness and Student Rights - As of June 30, the platform has registered over 26,500 users and trained more than 17,000 students, with a 43.2% decrease in complaints compared to the previous year [4] - The platform has achieved a 100% response rate to user inquiries and a 100% satisfaction rate in handling complaints [4] Group 4: Industry Image Restructuring - The local police have conducted a crackdown on illegal driving training institutions, shutting down 9 unlicensed schools and confiscating equipment used for illegal training [5] - The joint efforts of transportation and police departments have improved the connection between driving training and examinations, promoting high-quality industry development [5]