ABC Fahrschule Hohenadel: New simulator revolutionizes driving experience

ABC Fahrschule Hohenadel: New simulator revolutionizes driving experience

In Peißenberg, the ABC Fahrschule Hohenadel sets new standards in the training of prospective professional drivers and bus drivers. By using a state-of-the-art truck and bus simulator, an innovative learning methodology has recently been offered that is important not only for the safety of the students, but also for the environment.

The meaning of the new simulator

The simulator, which is currently unique in Upper Bavaria, enables the students to gain initial experience in driving a large vehicle without the pressure of real road traffic. "All train combinations can be covered," explains Fritz Hohenadel, the owner of the driving school. This is particularly important because the training of future truck and bus drivers not only requires technical skills, but also trains behavior in dangerous situations.

The advantages of simulated driving

A key aspect of the simulator is its realistic design. The driver's cab is adding a real vehicle, including an authentic truck seat and original controls. In addition, the driving lessons are supported by a digital cockpit, which shows important information such as speed and consumption. The possibility of practicing under different weather conditions and traffic situations ensure that the drivers are prepared for all the challenges of the streets.

sustainability in focus

Another advantage of using the simulator is the environmental aspect. While a real driving lesson is associated with high costs and high fuel consumption, students can learn more efficiently and cheaply in the simulator. "An hour in the real truck is expensive, not least because of the fuel consumption," said Hohenadel. With a special fuel parking course, the prospective drivers can also be sensitized to how they can reduce their consumption.

training in the region

The ABC driving school, which has existed since 1981 and is one of the largest of its kind in the Oberland, regularly offers training years for future truck and bus drivers. With the latest simulator, the number of hours required on the real vehicle is minimized so that the students can be more efficiently prepared for the IHK test. "Due to our new possibilities, the learner drivers can remain on site, which is enormous relief for many," emphasizes Hohenadel.

interested?

For more information, the contact details of the ABC driving school are available:

Peißenberg: Tel. 08803/1630

Hohenpeißenberg: Tel. 08805 954 521

Huglfing: Tel. 08802/80 88