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SafeDrive. Driver hazard perception training with eye tracking.

A hazard perception program using virtual reality and eye tracking for professional truck, bus, light truck and pickup drivers. Eligible for Chile's SENCE training tax credit.

16virtual environments
7driver profiles
3hazards per environment
80%passing score
Program

Four modules, fifteen minutes each.

  1. E-learning

    Peripheral vision and hazard perception.

  2. Assessment

    Hazard detection measured with eye tracking.

  3. Training

    Guided detection practice in real-world environments.

  4. Evaluation

    Hazard prediction and a green, yellow or red traffic-light report.

Eye tracking

Crashes start before the steering wheel: in the eyes.

Eye tracking records which hazards the driver saw, how long it took them to see them and which they never saw. That data is used to train anticipation, the skill that separates a safe driver from a lucky one.

The hazard perception methodology is used in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands.

Chile

SENCE-registered, with on-site delivery.

The course qualifies for Chile's SENCE training tax credit. It includes travel and on-site delivery in the Santiago Metropolitan Region and southern Chile, so your drivers can train without leaving their routes.

SENCE-registered, with on-site delivery.
Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Which drivers is it for?

Truck, bus, light truck and pickup drivers. Ideal for crew transport, freight, mining and forestry.

Can it be done remotely?

Three of the four modules can be completed remotely. The eye-tracking assessment is in person.

Only in Chile

Payment options our competitors don't offer.

SENCE

Pay with your SENCE tax credit

Fund the training with Chile's SENCE training tax credit.

INSTALLMENTS

Pay by credit card in installments

Buy simulators, kits and licenses in installments on your card.

Get a SafeDrive quote for your fleet.

We'll send you a technical and commercial proposal, including SENCE funding for Chilean companies.