According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), there are over 13,000 fatalities happening annually due to alcohol-impaired driving on U.S. roads.
This accounts for approximately 32% of all traffic-related deaths.
Distracted driving is another major cause of road deaths. The NHTSA also reports that over 3,500 people are being killed in crashes involving distracted drivers.
It encompasses activities such as using a cell phone, eating, drinking, or interacting with passengers while behind the wheel.
These are preventable deaths.
A Drunk Driving Simulator allows participants to experience driving in a simulated drunk mode. It effectively demonstrates the dangerous effects of DUI/DWI driving, such as delayed responses to controls and a narrowed field of vision, commonly known as "tunnel vision." Using an actual car, this high-fidelity tool powerfully reinforces the "do not drink and drive" message. It has been successfully used by many high schools for pre-prom events, overnight prom parties, and other safety events nationwide.
Our in-vehicle Driving Simulator also allows the use of actual mobile devices to demonstrate the dangers of driving while distracted by texting (DWT) or similar activities. Demonstrations can be conducted in short sessions, allowing many spectators to observe while each participant takes a turn driving. Drive Square offers simulators for sale, lease, or rent to safety programs at schools, colleges, and professional and military driving safety organizations.
for High Schools, Colleges, Military Bases.
for distracted driving prevention.
for EHS stand-down events.
We offer a full-service simulation option for customers nationwide. Our technician will bring one or more simulators to your location, set them up, and run them for you. You only need to bring participants—no need to read the manual. This option is perfect for trade shows or safety events.
Please book your dates early! We accept Visa, MasterCard, purchase orders, and checks.
Your local auto dealer may be able to provide a vehicle for the simulator if you plan to take it to a community safety event, mall, or trade show.