Why is the simulator the best educational training tool?

Every driver is likely to be involved, at any moment, in a serious road accident or near-fatal accident. Fortunately, this type of event remains rare, but it is potentially always likely to occur. It will then be necessary to be particularly efficient and have a bit of success to avoid it. One should, like an…

Drowsiness at the wheel: 6 hours of simulation to reveal the invisible

Drowsiness at the wheel is one of the leading causes of fatal accidents on motorways, but remains difficult to assess. For the first time, an immersive experiment conducted with the association 40 Millions d’Automobilistes has made it possible to measure its effects in concrete terms using simulation. A unique experience on a simulator Three volunteers…

Training means measuring: how data improves learning

In training, as in all areas, data allows us to learn more about our good and bad habits, our strengths and weaknesses. It allows us to evaluate, measure and personalise learning for the benefit of both the trainer and the learner, provided that the right indicators are identified. The trainer’s eye: an essential assessment tool…

Driving in a wheelchair: what tools are available for learning safely?

In France, 1.1 million people use wheelchairs on a daily basis. Of these, only 71% have a driving licence, compared to 88% of the rest of the population. This difference can be explained by persistent barriers to accessibility: a lack of facilities, training and appropriate funding. Steps to obtaining a licence For a person in…

Unprecedented study on notifications while driving

During the summer period, Assurance Prévention wanted to analyze the impact of smartphone notifications on drivers’ behaviour. Once again this year, Develter Innovation was chosen as the preferred partner to conduct this experiment on its driving simulators.* By analysing driver behaviour, this groundbreaking study shows how visual or audible alerts from a smartphone can significantly impair concentration…