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driving simulator
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wolfie citizen smith
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driving simulator
well this should be an experiance 
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stokes11eg
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Re: driving simulator
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wolfie citizen smith
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Re: driving simulator
RM want to know how much of a risk we are driving, so they have come up with this plan to put all drivers through a driving simulator which takes (as i've been told) about 2 hours. the simulator will then tell the manager which driver is High, Medium or low risk. Anyone who is high risk will be encouraged by management to make the low risk category.
My own personal view is that RM's motor insurance must be sky high and therefore RM want to remove high risk drivers, eventhough management will deny this citizen
My own personal view is that RM's motor insurance must be sky high and therefore RM want to remove high risk drivers, eventhough management will deny this citizen
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stokes11eg
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DGP1
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Re: driving simulator
They've been rolling this out for a couple of years now, it's a hazard awareness test (I believe like the driving test) although I did one with an examiner after my second accident (2 wing mirrors, one because I hit a tree that had fallen down across a country road and one when someone knocked it off whislt I was parked up).
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stokes11eg
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Re: driving simulator
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k979aaa
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Re: driving simulator
We in our office have a management simulator. IT DOES FECK ALL!.
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dados
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Re: driving simulator
already done it in our office,you won't believe some of the hazards you are meant to see,Lee Majors & his bionic eye would have a job,anyways if you fail any of the questions (which you will) at the end of the test you start again & get them right + its 2 hrs off yer duty
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Will still capture our imaginations
Not as market campaigns
Will still capture our imaginations
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lainey
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Re: driving simulator
done it at start of the year the only good thing about it was the 2hrs overtime 
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krussel
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I would sooner have it in duty time with all this bloody rain we keep gettinglainey wrote:done it at start of the year the only good thing about it was the 2hrs overtime
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Exrep
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Re: driving simulator
Spoke to some one today that has done this simulator test and they have informed me that you sit at a pc for 2 hrs going through different driving seniorios and here was me thinking it was like a flying simulator ! DOH !
I think its similar to a trial run version i done many years ago whilst on holiday for the DVLA
I think its similar to a trial run version i done many years ago whilst on holiday for the DVLA
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k979aaa
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Re: driving simulator
It is the driver risk assessment test we all in our office have had it a year or so ago it is a multiple choice test with basic road safety test run on power point system software!.MoNkEyBoY wrote:Spoke to some one today that has done this simulator test and they have informed me that you sit at a pc for 2 hrs going through different driving seniorios and here was me thinking it was like a flying simulator ! DOH !
I think its similar to a trial run version i done many years ago whilst on holiday for the DVLA
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Exrep
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Re: driving simulator
From what was said to me no it sounds similar .
Did you have lets say for example you going down a road in your van and at the end of it you had to identify any hazards ie peds on the road children by park vehicles etc etc .
If so then it sounds like the same test.
Did you have lets say for example you going down a road in your van and at the end of it you had to identify any hazards ie peds on the road children by park vehicles etc etc .
If so then it sounds like the same test.
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itllnottouchyou
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Re: driving simulator
wot a waste of time this is our boss left us with all the answers in front of us we got them all right and were still medium risk must be something to do with the job 
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k979aaa
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Re: driving simulator
YES and if you fail you get to try again and again and again!.MoNkEyBoY wrote:From what was said to me no it sounds similar .
Did you have lets say for example you going down a road in your van and at the end of it you had to identify any hazards ie peds on the road children by park vehicles etc etc .
If so then it sounds like the same test.