Driving simulators are computer-based systems designed to replicate the experience of driving a vehicle. They use realistic graphics, sound, and controls to create an immersive environment where users can practice driving skills without the risks associated with real-world driving. These simulators are often used for training new drivers, testing vehicle designs, or conducting research on driver behavior. Many driving simulators include features like adjustable weather conditions, various road types, and different vehicle models. They can be found in driving schools, research institutions, and even for personal use by enthusiasts. Some advanced simulators also incorporate virtual reality technology to enhance the experience further.