To whom can the medical examination report for drivers be submitted?

The medical examination report for drivers can be submitted to multiple authorities, which is why the correct answer includes the DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles), FHWA (Federal Highway Administration), and FAA (Federal Aviation Administration). Each of these organizations has an interest in ensuring that drivers, particularly those operating commercial vehicles or school pupil activity buses, meet specific health and fitness criteria to ensure safety on the road.

The DMV oversees the licensing of drivers and needs to have records of medical examinations to determine an individual's fitness to drive. The FHWA regulates interstate highway traffic and is concerned with the health standards of commercial drivers, as it pertains to road safety. The FAA, while more focused on aviation, may require medical reports for drivers of vehicles that might be used in airport operations or for vehicles that carry hazardous materials related to aviation.

Submitting the report to these entities helps maintain safety standards across multiple transport sectors and ensures compliance with federal regulations. This ensures that only qualified individuals are driving, which is critical for public safety, particularly in the context of pupil activity buses.