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I miss the boat trailer in the vote. And cement should be renamed to dry bulk, cement is way too specific.

IMHO at least 10 cities in Portugal and at least 30 in Spain.

Some examples for possible Portuguese cities: Lisbon, Porto, Braga, Coimbra, Aveiro, Viseu, Leiria, Faro, Évora, Portimão, Castelo Branco, ....

This is the roadmap that I would favor: 2021: Wyoming, Texas 2022: Oklahoma, Louisiana/Arkansas, Kansas 2023: Nebraska, Mississippi/Tennessee, Missouri/Iowa 2024: Montana, Alabama/Georgia, North Dakota/South Dakota 2025: Minnesota, Florida, Kentucky 2026: Illinois, North Carolina/South Carolina, Wis...

We really need the US 95 part east of Las Vegas to the I-40 in Cali.

It looks like SCS jumps across Europe and from one different region to another since Italy. If Belarus and/or Russia comes 2021, Imho the next DLC 2022 will be 90% the Balkans, because Scandinavia is very close and the Balkans would be more different. If Ukraine comes 2021, I think 75% chance for Sc...

I think Belarus could be difficult to develop for SCS actually, I don't think somebody from the staff want to drive there in the current situation, could also be difficult to make photos because photographing of some buildings is illegal. Belarus also doesn't have Google Street view.

Well, version 2.00 is like 20 to 30 years away? Then I say: Map: Complete Europe map (+reworked old maps), complete Russia, plus Northern Africa, Middle East and Central Asia. Trailers: All trailers ownable, at least 10 trailer brands as DLC available. Freights: A lot of new Freight types, around 10...

@cwat89 mostly around four hours, I prefer longer trips, but often I take what I found.

For me: 1. Volvo, lot of power and good handling, 2. Mercedes, good power, good handling, 3. Scania, lot of power, but somehow for me not the easiest to drive, 4. MAN, very compact truck that has good driving abilities. Renault and Iveco are scrap trucks for me, if my boss would give me one to drive...

I wonder what is worse, drive an EU truck in the USA or a drive an US truck in Europe?