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VR driving simulator

One simulator.
Four ways to drive.

A driving simulator on a hydraulic motion chair. Swap the control set and the same rig trains drivers for left-hand drive (LHD), right-hand drive (RHD), light motor vehicles (LMV) like cars and vans, and heavy motor vehicles (HMV) like trucks.

What’s included
Simulator dataTDS · VR
Vehicles
Cars, vans, trucks
Modes
LHD, RHD, LMV, HMV
Chair
Hydraulic motion chair
Controls
Swappable control sets
View
VR headset or 3 screens
Connects to
Your transport software
The problem

Road accidents cost lives, and most start with a driver mistake.

New drivers often learn on real roads, in real traffic. Night driving, rain and emergencies can’t be practised safely or on demand. A simulator lets drivers make those mistakes where nobody gets hurt.

4.61 lakh

road accidents in India in 2022

Source: MoRTH, Road Accidents in India 2022

1.68 lakh

people died on India’s roads in 2022

Source: MoRTH, Road Accidents in India 2022

61%

fewer yard accidents reported by our clients

Source: Allbridge clients

Benefits

Why train on a simulator

The Driving Simulator copies real working conditions in VR, so drivers build skill safely before they work on your floor.

01

One rig, every licence

Swap the control set to train car, van and truck drivers, for left-hand or right-hand drive.

02

Feel the road

The hydraulic chair tilts and shakes when you brake, turn or hit a bump.

03

Practise the hard parts

Night, rain, heavy traffic and emergencies, any time you like.

04

Ready for jobs abroad

Drivers heading to the Gulf can practise left-hand drive before they go.

Four modes, one simulator

One chair. Four ways to drive.

The driver sits on a hydraulic motion chair. To change the vehicle, we swap the control set on the chair: steering, pedals, gear lever and brakes. Try it below.

Steering side
Vehicle

What changes in this mode

RHD · HMV

For India and other countries that drive on the left, like Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Malaysia. Trucks, tippers, tankers and trailers.

  • Steering wheel on the right of the cab
  • Gear lever on your left hand
  • You drive in the left-hand lane
  • Large, flatter steering wheel
  • Multi-speed gearbox with a range switch
  • Air-brake park knob on the dashboard
  • Higher seat and bigger pedals

Drag to look around.

Curriculum

From cockpit drill to emergency stops

Each lesson builds on the last, with instant feedback and a score. We can set lessons on roads like yours, for left-hand or right-hand drive, with your own rules.

Lesson 01Foundation

Cockpit drill

Seat, mirrors, belts and every control, before you start.

Lesson 02Foundation

Starting and gears

Pull away smoothly and change gear at the right time.

Lesson 03Foundation

Clutch and braking

Smooth clutch control and safe stopping.

Lesson 04Foundation

Lane discipline

Stay in lane, on the correct side of the road for your mode.

Lesson 05Core

Mirrors and blind spots

Check mirrors and blind spots before every move.

Lesson 06Core

Reversing and docking

Reverse into loading docks and tight spaces.

Lesson 07Core

City traffic

Junctions, two-wheelers, people and signals.

Lesson 08Core

Highway driving

Speed, safe gaps and overtaking.

Lesson 09Advanced

Night and rain

Drive safely with poor light and wet roads.

Lesson 10Advanced

Hazard spotting

See danger early and react in time.

Lesson 11Advanced

Emergency stops and skids

Stay in control when something goes wrong.

Lesson 12Advanced

Trailers and heavy loads

Coupling, turning and braking with a heavy truck (HMV mode).

Assessment

What every session records

Every session is recorded, so you can see exactly how ready each driver is.

  • Session scorePass or fail for each drive, based on your rules.
  • Lane and speedTime out of lane and over the speed limit.
  • Mirror checksWhether the driver checked mirrors before each move.
  • Braking and gearsHarsh braking, wrong gears and wasted fuel.
  • Incident replayReplay any mistake from any angle.
  • CertificatesRecords for each driver, ready for audits and insurers.
Sample session reportPass
81overall score · pass mark 75
Lane discipline86
Mirror checks73
Braking88
Hazard response78
3
speeding alerts
0
collisions
22:40
drive time
Where it’s used

Where it’s used

Transport fleets

Train and test drivers before they take a truck.

Driving schools

Car and truck lessons on one rig.

Overseas job training

Left-hand drive practice for Gulf driving jobs.

E-commerce delivery

Van drivers ready for city traffic.

Ports and containers

Yard driving and docking practice.

Cold chain transport

Careful driving with sensitive loads.

Bus and passenger fleets

Safe driving with people on board.

Training institutes

Driver training without owning vehicles.

Delivery

How we deliver it

01

Understand your drivers

We look at your vehicles, routes, licence types and past accidents.

02

Choose the modes

We agree which modes and control sets you need: LHD, RHD, LMV, HMV.

03

Build the scenarios

We set up your roads, yards and rules as driving lessons.

04

Install and test

We install the rig and a first group of drivers tries it.

05

Roll out and support

We train your trainers and keep the lessons up to date.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

The driver’s chair stays the same. We swap the control set on it: the steering, pedals, gear lever and brakes. The software switches to the matching vehicle and side of the road.

It moves with the drive. It tips forward when you brake, leans in turns and shakes on rough roads, so the driver feels the vehicle, not just sees it.

No. It takes over the risky and repetitive parts, so time on the real road is spent on judgement.

Yes. Left-hand drive mode lets drivers practise driving on the right side of the road before they travel.

Next step

See the Driving Simulator in action

Pick a time for a free call with the team who would build it. We will show you a live demo and tell you honestly if it fits.

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