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===Automobiles=== {{Unreferenced section|date=September 2021}} {{main|Driving simulator}} An automobile simulator provides an opportunity to reproduce the characteristics of real vehicles in a virtual environment. It replicates the external factors and conditions with which a vehicle interacts enabling a driver to feel as if they are sitting in the cab of their own vehicle. Scenarios and events are replicated with sufficient reality to ensure that drivers become fully immersed in the experience rather than simply viewing it as an educational experience. The simulator provides a constructive experience for the novice driver and enables more complex exercises to be undertaken by the more mature driver. For novice drivers, truck simulators provide an opportunity to begin their career by applying best practice. For mature drivers, simulation provides the ability to enhance good driving or to detect poor practice and to suggest the necessary steps for remedial action. For companies, it provides an opportunity to educate staff in the driving skills that achieve reduced maintenance costs, improved productivity and, most importantly, to ensure the safety of their actions in all possible situations. <gallery mode="packed" heights="150px"> File:Car racing simulator - SBR Racing, Construma, 2015.04.17.JPG|Car racing simulator File:Vehicle simulator.jpg|right|A soldier tests out a heavy-wheeled-vehicle driving simulator. </gallery>
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