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Those are on the Missouri side, so we'll see how far they go in...

I wonder what prompted the city to remove them. It was such a unique detail that really made Steamboat Springs stand out in the world of infrastructure. I too hope that they remain in ATS. Even if it's not 100% accurate to real life anymore, it would be a nice reminder of what was once there. I bel...

There's a bit of I-25 Southbound near Johnstown CO where a climbing lane is added on the right and then the far left lane is signed with I think a 55 or 65mph minimum until the top of the hill. I-70 from Georgetown to Silver Plume is signed as minimum speed in left lane is 55 mph. Granted that does...

*Proceeds to open up ticket...

Went to Steamboat today (in real life) for a snow plow repair and they have removed the dual unit speed limit signs. For those who didn't know they were posted in both MPH and KM/H on US 40 through town.

I'd also recommend looking at a different laptop, the GPU while okay, is becoming outdated especially with the 40 series release later this year. I got one with a 30 series for just a little more granted this is before everything went crazy with prices.

Colorado had night limits on US 550 south of Montrose and SH13 just north of Rifle until south of Meeker for a couple years but the removed them. This was about 10 years ago and was for wildlife. 65 day, 55 night. Edit: Here ya go: https://www.codot.gov/news/2014-news-releases/12-2014/cdot-removing-...

Flashing yellows aren't unique to Texas by the way, for example we have them here in Colorado.

Did someone say Texas Roadhouse. 0.0

Pretty much and that would be extremely difficult to put in. People complain about the network but it's pretty true to life. With all the national parks just not much roads in the south. I personally really enjoy Utah especially with Colorado and Wyoming.