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Virtual Driver International
2006
Some utilities, such as the Philadelphia Water District, are using driving-simulation systems to teach their employees defensive driving skills. These enable organizations to show workers how to react to dangerous situations without putting them or others in harm's way. Shown here is a unit from Virtual Driver Interactive, a subsidiary of Raydon, which does military simulation training for the U.S. military.