Simulators

Ontario Truck Training Academy now offers a blended learning method using our high quality Truck Training Trans Sim, and Trans Sim III Simulators. This new training method will revolutionize how you drive, focus, and improve decision making capabilities to avoid collisions, improve fuel consumption, and avoid unnecessary wear and tear on the commercial vehicle the student will eventually drive.

Using high quality virtual reality simulations that mirror the real road (similar to flight simulators for pilots), the "OTTA" solution takes the driving experience above and beyond by using technology to teach the student.

Our simulator improvement programs are available for fire, police, EMS, commercial trucking, municipal fleets, private vehicle operators, as well as OTTA graduate students.

Reports are made on CD that shows the errors and improvements the client has made during the training. The reports will show if the student was conserving fuel by progressively shifting, ability to use the proper perception and use the correct measure for decision making practices.

Truck Transmission Simulator I

Reduces Fuel Cost Improves Safe Driving Habits Teaches Correct Gear Selection Teaches Progressive Shifting Reduces Training Time Enhances Judgement Provides Skill Enhancement Enables Year-Round Training Reduces Training Expenses Reduces Wear-and-Tear on Equipment Great for Fleet Training Simulates over 140 different transmissions (9-, 10-, 13-, 15-, and 18-speed non-synchronized transmissions) Simulates over 240 engines Simulates over 300 tires sizes and various axle ratios Simulates vehicle weights from 35,000 to 200,000 GVW Adjustable Road Grades Open-seat Driver Station Rugged Truck-like Look and Ergonomics Standard Truck Functioning Gauges Sound and Visual Feedback Performance Evaluation Package

Truck Transmission Simulator III

Hazardous perception Intersection decision making Safe backing in all maneuvers including blindside, and serpentine Skid control maneuvers Emergency braking maneuvers Shifting (Techniques & Progressive) Highway tandem plowing training including   Managing space for conditions   Managing speed for conditions   On coming traffic   Backing up   Merging   Throwing snow   Changing environment   Hazard perception   In city plowing   Hilly Rural Routes Coordinated multi vehicle response, and hazardous perception for emergency vehicles Reduces Training Expenses Adverse driving conditions Proper vehicle positioning at inopportune scenes