The Municipality of Querétaro trains 900 police officers on APEX patrol simulators: 1,800 hours of practice and a 30% lower vehicle accident rate.
The Ministry of Public Safety of the Municipality of Querétaro operates APEX patrol simulators as part of its continuous training program: every officer rotates through the simulator on a regular basis to maintain and raise their tactical driving standard.
Continuous training, not a one-time course
What sets the Querétaro model apart is its cadence: the simulator is not an induction course taken once, but part of the academy's permanent training cycle. Each session's telemetry lets instructors compare an officer's performance against their own previous sessions and focus practice exactly where the data says it is needed.
Program results
- 900 officers trained
- 1,800 accumulated simulator hours
- 30% lower vehicle accident rate
Querétaro also trains marksmanship and use-of-force decisions on a virtual simulator — the same data-driven training approach, applied to the two most critical police skills.
