Addressing Driver Distraction and Fatigue in Police Pursuit Training
Published on October 10, 2017
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in 2015 distracted driving injured 391,000 Americans—mostly private citizens. Subsequently, in the vast majority of these cases the solution is easy and obvious: Toss your cell phone in the glove box. But emergency responders—and especially law enforcement officers—do not have that option. On-call police officers must constantly … Continued
How TTC uses training simulator to train safer operators.
Published on October 6, 2017
‘Any training moment we can dream up’ “Here we can create any training moment that we can dream up,” Lionel Jordan explained, “like training somebody in August how to operate in a snowstorm.” You can view this video on YouTube. Read the full article on CBC here
Experts lead church security conference at Willow Creek
Published on September 29, 2017
Dailyhearald.com By: Bob Susnjara | Staff Photographer Chicago-area church leaders gathered Friday in South Barrington to gain knowledge on how to increase safety in houses of worship at a conference led by law-enforcement experts. Read article
Sheriff’s office issues new driving simulation course to deputies
Published on September 26, 2017
Ector County Sheriff’s Office deputies are currently undergoing a new training course making use of a FAAC driving simulator, to better prepare them when they are out on patrol. Read full article here
Police Pursuit Training is a Perishable Skill
Published on September 10, 2017
There is no doubt that the occasional police pursuit training refresher course helps prevent collisions. The California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training (CA POST) confirms that having officers complete additional post-basic academy police pursuit driver training programs consistently reduces collisions. This goes a long way toward explaining the “Age Factor” in high-speed pursuit collisions: … Continued
Mind Wandering is Common During Driving
Published on September 7, 2017
Researchers in the United States have investigated mind wandering in volunteers during a driving simulation. When prompted at random during the simulation, the volunteers reported mind wandering 70% of the time. Using electrophysiological measurements, the researchers could identify specific changes in brain patterns when the volunteers were mind wandering. Read more at EurekaAlert
Fort Hood Contract Renewed
Published on September 1, 2017
This GSA contract renewed for another five years of TESS Support for the 120th Infantry Brigade at Fort Hood, TX. This five person team has the primary responsibility to provide and maintain a state-of-the-art trained workforce. This includes installation of the Customer’s TESS equipment on various helicopter platforms, setup of the telemetry network to monitor … Continued