> Nobody is buying a simulator. I think some parents would if offered the chance. It gives the opportunity to see how your kid responds in situations (like red

> Nobody is buying a simulator. I think some parents would if offered the chance. It gives the opportunity to see how your kid responds in situations (like red light running) that would not likely come up during the drivers test, or even during 50 hours of driving practice. You can throw things at a kid in a simulator that he won’t have seen in real life, and that you wouldn’t throw at him in real life testing.