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Driving simulators recreate real-world driving experiences in a controlled environment. They use screens, steering wheels, pedals, and motion platforms to mimic a car's behaviour. Researchers use them to study driver reactions to various scenarios, like the study in the story, without the risks of actual road testing.
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