Vi erbjuder en modern och komplett anläggning med fokus på förarutveckling och trafiksäkerhet. Tack vare anläggningens alla möjligheter (370 000 m²) och våra kunniga medarbetare kan vi erbjuda ett brett utbud av utbildningar. Vi är ett avancerat trafiksäkerhetscentrum med utbildningar inom transport, logistik, trafiksäkerhet och miljö. Tillsammans med våra kunder arbetar vi för ett trafiksäkert Sv
erige. Vi har funnits sedan 1967 och utbildar ungefär 11 000 personer om året. Vi erbjuder körning på alla underlag, manöverplan för alla typer av fordon och har dessutom en modern anläggning med säkerhetshall och utbildnings- och konferenslokaler. Du hittar oss strax utanför Kumla och ca 2,5 mil från Örebro, mitt i Sverige. Välkommen till oss på Trafikcenter. Trafikcenter Scantec AB, located in Kumla, Sweden, is one of Northern Europe's largest and most advanced traffic training facilities. It offers a modern and complete facility focused on driver development and traffic safety. The site covers an area of 370,000 square meters and provides a wide range of training courses. These courses cater to companies and organizations whose employees use various vehicles in their professions, as well as to private individuals. Trafikcenter Scantec AB trains thousands of participants annually and has taught about half a million people to handle their vehicles in a safe, environmentally friendly, and economical manner. The center continuously develops and modernizes its operations to maintain its position as a leading player in the industry. It offers a variety of training environments, including different types of asphalt tracks, skid pads, gravel roads, off-road tracks, and water testing tracks. The largest test track is 1600 meters long, including a 700-meter straight stretch. The center can accommodate vehicles up to 60 tons and includes workshops, washing halls, classrooms, and a cafeteria. Originally known as "Ytongbanan," Trafikcenter was established in connection with the switch to right-hand traffic in Sweden in 1967. The facility was considered suitable for police training for this transition, and the first skid pad was completed four years later. In 1974, with the introduction of mandatory risk training in Sweden, Trafikcenter was involved in developing the skid driving concept in the country. Since the mid-1980s, the facility has undergone several improvements and renovations to maintain its leading position in driver development and traffic safety.
