Development and application of a driving simulator for training
by M. Nagata, H. Kuriyama
International Journal of Vehicle Design (IJVD), Vol. 4, No. 1, 1983

Abstract: A driving simulator system with audiovisual aids has been developed. The hardware of the system is characterized by analogous models of various mechanical functions on car running characteristics and operation sense with high fidelity. The software of the system is based on the principles of programmed learning. The system teaches the novice driver basic driving skills and the rate of erroneous response is comparable with that of conventional teaching methods at driving schools. The results show that this form of instruction is superior to the conventional one.

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