Train the Driver
Law Enforcement Driving Skills
VirTra uses a unique cognitive approach to law enforcement driving training simulators. The V-DTS™—VirTra Driver Training Simulator—provides law enforcement agencies with a superior immersive driving environment that focuses on cognitive learning, decision-making skills and situational awareness. This powerful training simulator helps teach and sustain trainees and seasoned police officers alike in defensive, emergency, pursuit and driving tactics in a risk-free environment.
The V-DTS lets users experience stunning graphics along with realistic virtual simulation physics and vehicle movement from a durable mechanical motion rig. The simulator utilizes Unity, a high quality real-time 3D development platform for AR/VR content. VirTra’s talented team of software developers, artists and SME’s have created a detailed, immersive and realistic driving experience that ensures the best training experience possible.
Whether your law enforcement agency requires a complete training experience or needs to brush up on the basics, the V-DTS is a perfect, versatile option.
Scenarios
Police Training in Action
Showcased are images of actual VirTra police driver training scenarios and environments. Watch trainees engage in a wide variety of situations:
Details
Hardware is Just Hardware
The V-DTS is an immersive tactics-teaching, cognitive learning police driving simulator. The powerful, multi-screen technology and realistic motion base platform ensures that time spent in the driving simulator translates into real-world survival skills.
- 4th Rear screen option for added immersion
- 24 Hours of EVO V-VICTA curriculum
- Ability to design driving courses and scenarios in Authoring
- Assortment of virtual vehicle models with matching dynamics
- Customizable weather conditions and environmental options
- Different languages, dialect and localization available
- Emergency console and lighting cause traffic to obey accordingly when implemented
- Haptic vibration or full-motion option; vibration when ABS is engaged
- Left or right-hand drive options
- Manual and Automatic transmission
- Multi-sensory experience that elicits physiological responses
- Professionally-produced track courses
- Proprietary “Recognition Stimuli” enhancement feature
- Self-Diagnostics for a user-friendly experience
- Speed selection between miles or kilometers
- Structured scenario debriefing and TMaR playback option
- Variety of pre-authored scenarios and training exercises

University of Georgia
Study
[Summary] A recent University of Georgia study indicated that the cost-benefit analysis associated with the use of a driving simulator is 12:1, meaning the simulator saves substantial money with crash and injury reductions.