LE-500
Police Driving Simulator

EVO advanced skill building through practical application: LE-500 is the mid-level Police Driving Continuum that gives the student the ability to self-learn and practice the enhanced skills necessary for safe emergency response driving. At the student’s own-pace, through FAAC’s AI based VITALS Virtual Instructor, the student can grasp the advanced understanding of EVO for situation awareness, judgment, and decision making.

The LE-500 modular design is an idea for multi-pod set-ups to maximize student throughput with or without a live instructor.

• Powerful Self-led Virtual Instructor or Live Instructor supervisor
• Industry-leading EVO training scripted scenario pre-loaded library
• VITALS Student Assessment Reporting
• Self-contained student driving station
• Real-Car seat driving position with 3-Point Seatbelt
• In-cab GUI based Operators Station
• Sound System

• Footprint no larger than 10′ x 6” with a nominal eye-to-screen viewing radius
• Components are easily disassembled and can fit through a standard 36″ x 80″ single door
• Each instructor operator station can control up to four student stations so instructors can conduct coordinated response training or several individual sessions independently
• Windows®-based computer and operating systems ensure that off-the-shelf products can be used, making upgrades simple and cost effective
• High fidelity, dynamic Doppler effect surround sound for continuous and asynchronous vehicle sounds

The Scenario Toolbox is a lesson-building tool gives instructors the freedom to craft a custom exercise based on training need. For example, if your agency is experiencing a spike in right-side pedestrian knockdowns you can build a scenario that reinforces proper right-side mirror use and space management. Many agencies use the Scenario Toolbox to script lessons based on annual accident statistics. Use the Scenario Toolbox to train new and experienced drivers in a variety of skills.

• Re-certification
• Training
• Refresher courses
• Post-accident reviews
• Basic skills like turns, forward planning, defensive driving
• Several models of student vehicles
• More than 60 passenger and commercial scriptable vehicles
• 2D development screen and 3D preview screen
• Objects such as tree overhangs, construction barriers, bus stops, buildings, traffic signs, etc.
• Traffic light and driver audio controls

• Build basic fundamental scripts for new hires
• Create complex, advanced scripts for veteran drivers
• Reinforce training against specific accident types
• Instructors can pause scripts to discuss procedures, techniques, and reinforcement
• Switch to overhead view to review and reinforce street-level situations
• Replay a student’s driving lesson to discuss and reinforce what went well and what didn’t