For Immediate Release
Contact: Nichole Hsu
Phone: 925/786-8574
Email: nmh@greenlightsimulation.com
Website: greenlightsimulation.com
Greenlight Simulation Unveils Innovative Snow and Ice Training Package
Preparing Drivers for Treacherous Winter Roads in the Safety of a Simulator
Danville, CA — 10/28/23 — Greenlight Simulation is excited to introduce its latest offering: Snow and Ice Training. Building upon its success in revolutionizing teen driver education, Greenlight’s Danville facility now empowers drivers of all levels to tackle the challenges of snowy road conditions in a risk-free virtual environment.
“Tahoe, Yosemite, really all of the Sierras are awesome in the winter, but the journey can be nerve-wracking. Greenlight offers a safe way to build the skills essential for wintry mountain driving. In our 1-hour Snow and Ice course, drivers can learn how to safely navigate these dangerous and difficult conditions,” shared CEO Jason Zimmerman.
Research has proven that simulators are an effective driver training tool, and simulation is trusted in other high-risk industries like aviation, law enforcement, and medicine. Greenlight’s pioneering blend of curriculum, coaching, and simulator technology brings professional grade training to the general public. The Snow & Ice Training Package is available to Greenlight customers who have either completed their Core 6 Training Package, their behind-the-wheel training, or hold a valid license. Learn more and book your package today at greenlightsimulation.com.
About Greenlight Simulation:
Like all good startups Greenlight Simulation was founded in a garage by a team of engineers, racers, and driving experts to help people become the safest, most confident, and skillful driver they can be. Their simulator-based driver training courses allow new drivers to practice the dangerous, the difficult, and the scary in the safety of a virtual world. Training sessions are available at Greenlight’s simulator training center in Danville. For more information visit greenlightsimulation.com.


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