Training on a simulator like Max Verstappen's is affordable, safe, environmentally friendly, and effective. Students practice vehicle control, right-of-way rules, eye contact, and hazard anticipation step by step in a realistic environment. A positive, critical AI-driven instructor consistently and patiently guides the student. After the driving lesson, a report detailing the student's strengths and weaknesses is provided. Performance is compared with the average performance of other simulator students, revealing whether the student is mastering the driving task more slowly, at the same pace, or more quickly. The report, which includes key points, is also available online, giving the student, parents, and driving instructor insight into their progress and allowing the student to improve their own behaviour.

Students with driving anxiety, students who are insecure, and students with cognitive disabilities appreciate starting their driving training in a simulator. They can practice undisturbed and without feeling pressured. Repeating driving lessons on the simulator is often free, making it especially attractive for this group of students, who often need more lessons to pass.

The learning method for the B driving license has been validated by Delft University of Technology. It has been scientifically proven that one hour of simulator instruction replaces one hour on the road. The AI-based instruction reduces the number of driving lessons on the road by 12.4% and increases the success rate of simulator students by 25.5%. Click here for the scientific article.

Click here for a video of the updated B simulator with hazard perception.