In Donohue v. State of California (1986) 178 Cal. App. 3d 795, the claim asserted the defendant was negligent in permitting an uninsured motorist to take a driving test, whereas the complaint alleged negligence in failing to instruct, direct and control the motorist during his driving examination. The court found the act of permitting a uninsured motorist to take a driving test was not the factual equivalent of failure to control or direct the motorist during the test. ( Id. at p. 804.)