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Car driving simulator Image, Training novice drivers to drive, Training…

- - - - Accurate Physics Engine: A simulator must accurately replicate weight transfer, tire grip, braking zones, acceleration limits, etc to provide the realfeel of driving a car
      - Force Feedback : Motors inside the steering wheel show tire resistance, road textures, and impact forces directly into the driver's hands.These are very important as this lets drivers feel what the car is doing before a crisis happens.
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        Road Geometries: Maps, lane markings, intersection layouts, curve radii, elevation profiles, and digital twins of real-world or synthetic roads.
        
        Road Types: Urban streets, rural paths, multi-lane highways, mountain passes, and roundabouts.
    - - Audio: Modulated engine rev sounds, tire screeches, ambient environmental noise, and collision impact sound effects
      - Visual:Shows a 360 degree view, rear view, side view mirror reflections, speedometer, etc
    - - Brake/Pedal:Pressure applied on the brakes and pedals
      - Steering wheel/Angle velocity: How fast/slow the wheel is turned