A simulated driver's training apparatus using virtual reality is showing great promise as an experiential tool to safely train those who have never had any time behind the wheel. Simulators are sold to schools, local governments, driving trainers, and so on, who can then rent them to actual users on a per-hour-pay-to-play basis. One school has done a study that shows they could recover $25,000 per year from individual users over the next 5 years. A simulated driver's training apparatus using virtual reality is showing great promise as an experiential tool to safely train those who have never had any time behind the wheel. Simulators are sold to schools, local governments, driving trainers, and so on, who can then rent them to actual users on a per-hour-pay-to-play basis. One school has done a study that shows they could recover $25,000 per year from individual users over the next 5 years