There’s more to driver training than learning the Highway Code and accumulating hours of practice. It’s often said, and this applies to all learning, that the best way to progress is to make mistakes. But you still need to be able to analyse them, and then understand them. That’s why simulators have an essential feature: replay mode.
A key tool to review and analyse your actions
Replay mode allows the learner and trainer to replay a driving session to observe every decision taken in real time. This instant feedback is essential for identifying the right reflexes, but also the mistakes that could have led to a dangerous situation. This feature has several advantages:
- Visual and interactive learning: seeing your mistakes rather than simply discussing them helps you retain what you’ve learned.
- Risk-free immersion: replaying a dangerous situation with no consequences allows you to test several reactions and adopt the best strategy.
- A tool adapted to all levels: whether for new drivers or professionals, the personalised analysis improves progress.
Precise assessments for personalised follow-up
Develter Innovation simulators don’t just record a session, they offer a complete and personalised assessment of the driver’s performance. Thanks to advanced sensors and algorithms, each session can be analysed in detail to provide precise feedback on :
- strengths and areas for improvement,
- the level of attention and concentration while driving,
- recurring errors that need to be corrected if progress is to be effective.
A winning solution for both learner and instructor
Learning on a simulator not only means faster progress for the driver, but also considerable benefits for the trainer. Thanks to automated analysis, the trainer immediately receives a detailed report on the learner’s performance, enabling him to adapt his support more precisely and effectively.
This optimisation translates into significant time savings, more personalised training and greater satisfaction for the driver, who can measure his or her progress independently.