Can Teens Learn Better Driving Skills With An Xbox Driving Game?

Founder and chief executive Bob Davis, created Virtual Driver Interactive in 2004 after he researched how to manufacture and scale a system to be affordable for families and usable with an ordinary teen’s skills. His son suggested Xbox.

Virtual Driver Interactive offers simulation-based driver training for a range of vehicles and watercraft, for multiple industries. Clients include the United States Postal Services, utility companies, law enforcement agencies and the American Automobile Association.

Read the article at Forbes.

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