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Hello ! I had a graphic issue with your mod , go to the Pendleton's Mack dealer and look around not my picture but it was the same issue ; the problem disappear when the mod is deactivate What version are you running? This was last updated for 1.46. As far as I can tell, there isn't a 1.47 update y...

@general5001 Maybe if SCS adds pre-fab restaurants as drop-off points. But, that's more of a job for local trucks. Not long-distance.

First, let me say welcome to the SCS Forums and to the home where virtual truckers and real truckers can discuss their love of all things SCS and share little tidbits about themselves. Your story has brought me to tears. It's such a beautiful story of how far you've come. I hope you will find your t...

I started the 1.35 Experimental Beta last night. That patch has me blown away. :) Especially the trailers such as the boat trailer. When I saw that, I nearly lost it with happiness. So many new trailers and time to haul them all. :) Especially the boat! I've wanted to haul a boat in ATS for a while ...

One minor rework I'd propose is where the 10 meets 111. In reality, Route 111 doesn't meet I-10 at the current configuration. In reality, 111 South splits off of Interstate 10 East, before heading southeast towards Palm Springs and El Centro. Route 111 North merges into Interstate 10 West. There's n...

The point of the detour is to keep you on your toes. On my profile where I drive like a mad man, I have discovered, you can still pass them, if you know what you're doing. But, they are there to offer you an alternate route. SCS didn't make them outlandish to the point that you'd be late. You can st...

Okay, so when Boise is planned, logically Interstate 184 plus US 20 and US 26 should be considered. I say this, because heading toward Downtown Boise, the "child" I-184 begins at "parent" I-84 and US 30, at the Flying Wye interchange in Southwest Boise. The 184 ends at US 20 and ...

Yes, when Washington comes out, the Astoria-Megler Bridge will play a role, most likely. The bridge does carry the 101 from Astoria to Point Ellice, near Megler, Washington. I don't think SCS wouldn't use it, since that bridge is a vital link on the US 101 between those two points.

My company is Pacific Logistics. The story behind it as follows. Pacific Logistics began life in 1981 as a subsidiary of the Southern Pacific Transportation Company (Southern Pacific Railroad). They connect to cities where the rails don't reach. From 1981 to 1994, they operated as a wholly owned sub...

Personally, I wouldn't mind an in-game CB radio. It would be nice to hear conditions ahead, so you can plan ahead and prepare accordingly.