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The Lander simulator will train members of the public authorities, from police officers to firefighters and ambulance drivers. The aim is to ensure public safety. 

Lander’s project directors have worked with more than 90 land transport clients across the globe, including rail operators and logistics firms as well as police academies and airport managers.

With the outbreak of COVID-19, the freight transport segment has seen its workload doubled as it works to ensure the supply of essential goods – and now vaccines.

The centre is part of its strategy for the pursuit of excellence in driving. The World Road Transport Organisation (IRU) itself has recognised 11 of its drivers as being among the best professionals in the sector. 

Lander is going to supply AENA with 13 Driving Simulators to train its drivers of airport ground vehicles. Watch the video and share it if you liked it.    

Measures such as the empowerment of women and the use of driving simulators will serve as incentives to increase the number of professional drivers of heavy vehicles.

CUTCSA, with a fleet of 1200 buses, will provide efficient and safe training to its drivers using a LANDER bus simulator.

Imagine a place where you’d have time to let your imagine soar. For example, an airport – the ideal place to stop, think and reflect.