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Fontage Roads are popular along the Interstates in Colorado. Some of these a gravel / dirt. It would be fun to see these represented.

Just saw some video and the trucks look terrible compared to ATS and I don't own ATS. Also pretty sure trucking simulator is not proprietary to SCS unless I'm wrong, they don't have tuck licensing from what it looks like The thing I'm pretty sure is a copyright violation is the logo. It's nearly id...

SCS are aware of this game as it has been on steam for at least 6 months now and has been discussed multiple times on this site. Okay, thank you. I wonder why nothing has been done. You would think they would have some leverage over Steam to have it taken down, if not because of their business rela...

This isn't exactly a gameplay question but I couldn't find a better place to put it. I was browsing steam recently and came across this, "Alaskan Truck Simulator": https://store.steampowered.com/app/849100/Alaskan_Truck_Simulator/ It appears to be a knockoff of American Truck Simulator, to...

I've actually found some grade crossings in Wyoming, so not all crossings are done over or under the tracks. For example, here's US 85 in Hawk Springs , here's the 85 again east of Yoder , and here's WY 151 in La Grange . You're right! There's also one near downtown Cheyenne I drove over a few week...

That's true. If they want three or four major east west routes in Colorado, like most other states they have added recently, I would probably pick CO 14, I 70, and US 50. And possibly I 76. In terms of north south routes, I think the ones that hit the major cities would be US 287, I 25, and possibly...

@Flight50 Thanks for the insight. I'm glad the developers are aware of it.

My biggest gripe with the old parts of Nevada and California is the lack of inner shoulders on the freeways. It looks unrealistic and unlike any real interstate when the yellow line is literally up against the dirt. If any one thing could be changed, I would want it to be that.

I'm not sure if this belongs here or in a separate thread, so I will put it here as well: It would really add a new level of challenge and variety if you could carry more than one cargo job at once in your owned trailers. That way, every trip isn't a point A to point B journey... you could choose a ...

I agree with @supersobes that electronics manufacturing would be an interesting industry for deliveries to / from. It’s also worth noting, until recently, Boise hosted a major Hewlett-Packerd (HP Office). Also, in America Idaho is known most for one thing: potatoes. Ideally potato farms / processing...