However, simulators have several known disadvantages and challenges, including: 1. Limited physical, perceptual, and behavioral fidelity. Low-fidelity simulators may evoke unrealistic driving behavior and therefore produce invalid research outcomes.

Driving Simulator The simulation program DriveSim allows you to practice driving as if you were commanding a real vehicle, thanks to its realistic situations and environment. DriveSim scenarios include real traffic and pedestrians.

Car simulator: Used to train and test novice drivers in all the skills required to pass a driver's license road test as well as hazard perception and crash risk mitigation.

Simulated Tracks vs Real Tracks. Most of the earlier sim racing tracks could best be described as "artist rendition" versions. Even with the best ones, you could learn the basic layout, but the details would generally be off. Elevations, road cambers, curbs, etc.. would typically be somewhat different.