HAR §19-139-150. General provisions

Providers of driving simulator education courses must be able to demonstrate a capability to deliver, maintain, and administer a statewide high performance simulation training system for driver education: (1) A provider of simulation driver education courses shall put in place the appropriate procedures, measures, and controls to validate student identity during performance of the course work; (2) A provider of simulation driver education courses shall provide availability and access to the 139-36 §19-139-151 simulation device such that students are able to complete the course in a reasonable amount of time once they have registered; (3) A driving simulation device used to satisfy training requirements of a simulation course shall conform to the following characteristics: (A) The simulator shall be fully interactive as defined by taking in operator control inputs, processing them with a high-fidelity dynamics model, and displaying the resulting vehicle state; (B) The system shall be capable of maintaining a 60 Hz visual update rate in a fully populated, dynamic driving scenario; (C) The simulator shall provide active steering force feedback; (D) The simulator shall present a minimum of 150 degrees forward field-of-view (FOV); (E) The simulator shall include fully articulated scenario vehicles with independent dynamics and tire articulation; (F) The simulator shall support real time driving performance monitoring, presentation of feedback, and storage of training performance data; and (G) The simulator shall simulate Hawaii driving conditions and environment. [Eff MAY 18 2006 ] (Auth: HRS §286-108.4) (Imp: HRS §286-108.4) §§19-139-151 to 19-139-199 (Reserved) 139-37