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An adverse driving label can significantly reduce a drug’s marketability, impacting both current medications and those in development. Assessing whether a drug affects driving, the duration of impairment, and the impact of chronic dosing is crucial for strategic asset management.
With CRC’s state-of-the-art CRCDS MiniSim, developed in partnership with the University of Iowa’s Driving Safety Research Institute, you gain access to the only dedicated driving simulator validated for multi-site clinical trials.
Key Benefits:
The only simulator built for multi-site clinical trials and precision measurement of driving impairment.
Our proprietary CRCDS MiniSim offers highly immersive, realistic driving simulations that confirm to FDA guidance for dedicated driving studies. Validated to detect impairment at 0.05% BAC, it delivers precision, reliability, and actionable insights.
Advanced 3D Simulations: Realistic roadway environments, vehicle dashboards, intersections, traffic devices, and secondary task displays.
Precision & Reliability: Acute sensitivity to both therapeutic and adverse effects, delivering dependable study results.
Flexible Deployment: MiniSims can be set up across 1 to 12+ units at phase 1 units and outpatient research clinics.
When developing CNS therapeutics, understanding how a drug impacts driving is a critical safety determination. CRC’s dedicated driving studies provide clarity across every stage of development, from early-phase trials to post-market surveillance.
Our studies help determine:
CRC combines technical expertise, regulatory insight, and a single-minded focus on CNS drug safety. We guide your team confidently through complex challenges, delivering clarity and results when it matters most.
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