Hardware & software technology
After 20 years of evolution centers today are extremely advanced from where they began, and represent the state of the art in driver training. In 1987 the first prototype Road Safety Training Center was developed in Europe. Today RSTC attendance is mandatory in Austria. What you don’t see, which is buried underground is what makes RSTC work
The hardware components of each center are designed to support various, and highly advanced, driving modules. An optimally equipped center consist of 6 or more modules for the execution of driver technique courses. Each module can be arranged and designed according to different shapes and sizes. Many of these hardware systems are hidden under ground. The appearance of the facilities are clean, simple and park-like.
All centers are custom built to the specification required by each location. We operate with standardized software as well as centralized control. Our software can be monitored and controlled by driving instructors and IT staff simultaneously. Our engineering team has put years of development details into the system such as touch panel control kiosk, remote control management systems, and updated hydraulic plate with multiple sensors, which record vehicle speed and weight.
"Failing our Children"
Since 2003 over 22,000 teenagers, ages 15-19,
died on U.S. roads.
AutoWeek Magazine
died on U.S. roads.
AutoWeek Magazine
"Death Every 12 Min"
Guidlines for Employers
to Reduce Motor Vehicle Crashes - (National Study)
OSHA / NETS / NHTSA
to Reduce Motor Vehicle Crashes - (National Study)
OSHA / NETS / NHTSA
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