Announcement of Release of Safety Education VR "Dri-VR (Driver)" 15th Traffic Safety Learning VR "National Road/Expressway Edition"
Thunderbolt Interactive LLC released "National Road/Expressway Edition," the 15th installment of its traffic safety education VR "Dri-VR," on April 1, 2026. Developed jointly with a major automobile manufacturer, it offers realistic accident experiences using actual roads and cooperation from a Hollywood stunt team.
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Thunderbolt Interactive LLC (Headquarters: Owariasahi City, Aichi Prefecture; Representative: Takeshi Yasuda) will release "National Road/Expressway Edition" as the 15th installment of its traffic safety education VR series, "Dri-VR (Driver)," on April 1, 2026.
## Realized through joint development with a major automobile manufacturer
"Dri-VR (Driver)," a pioneering safety education VR content for traffic accidents and industrial disasters, which began sales in 2017, released "Drunk Driving Edition" in October 2023.
Since then, it has been introduced to many automotive companies, companies with many employees commuting by car, and companies using many sales vehicles, receiving high praise for "reducing accidents."
This time, the "National Road/Expressway Edition," which was particularly requested, was jointly developed with a major automobile manufacturer. (The company name is withheld at the request of the company.)
## Cannot be created by AI! A realistic accident experience created with actual roads and a Hollywood stunt team
Since the first "Car Accident Edition" in 2017, safety education VR "Dri-VR" has consistently developed and sold content with the concept of "realistic accident experiences and education that cannot be created by CG or AI."
This "National Road/Expressway Edition" also uses actual roads and was created with the cooperation of the stunt team "B-ST Entertainment Inc." (Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture), which is active in domestic action films and Hollywood films, realizing a realistic accident experience that CG and AI cannot provide.
## Not just experiencing accidents! Learn "accident → cause → safe response methods" effectively in a short time!
The characteristic of our safety education VR "Dri-VR" lies in its effective learning method, which utilizes accident re-experience and the characteristics of VR.
Similarly, in this "National Road/Expressway Edition," "accident → cause → safe response methods" can be learned effectively in a short time (about 3-5 minutes per scene).
By experiencing the VR-specific learning method repeatedly in a short time, the learning effect is further enhanced, and the effect of preventing accidents is improved.
## Realized through joint development with a major automobile manufacturer
"Dri-VR (Driver)," a pioneering safety education VR content for traffic accidents and industrial disasters, which began sales in 2017, released "Drunk Driving Edition" in October 2023.
Since then, it has been introduced to many automotive companies, companies with many employees commuting by car, and companies using many sales vehicles, receiving high praise for "reducing accidents."
This time, the "National Road/Expressway Edition," which was particularly requested, was jointly developed with a major automobile manufacturer. (The company name is withheld at the request of the company.)
## Cannot be created by AI! A realistic accident experience created with actual roads and a Hollywood stunt team
Since the first "Car Accident Edition" in 2017, safety education VR "Dri-VR" has consistently developed and sold content with the concept of "realistic accident experiences and education that cannot be created by CG or AI."
This "National Road/Expressway Edition" also uses actual roads and was created with the cooperation of the stunt team "B-ST Entertainment Inc." (Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture), which is active in domestic action films and Hollywood films, realizing a realistic accident experience that CG and AI cannot provide.
## Not just experiencing accidents! Learn "accident → cause → safe response methods" effectively in a short time!
The characteristic of our safety education VR "Dri-VR" lies in its effective learning method, which utilizes accident re-experience and the characteristics of VR.
Similarly, in this "National Road/Expressway Edition," "accident → cause → safe response methods" can be learned effectively in a short time (about 3-5 minutes per scene).
By experiencing the VR-specific learning method repeatedly in a short time, the learning effect is further enhanced, and the effect of preventing accidents is improved.