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Beautiful trucks, Sehra! I love the angles and lighting in your screenshots!

Something that stood out to me in today's blog was the interesting streetlight/power line poles in the first, third, and last images. They are just a really cool design. That green Toyota also looks very nice in the first image. It seems that SCS is taking the AI traffic up to the next level again.

A great view off Cabbage Hill and a pretty nice Peterbilt.

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@TheAlive55 Yes! I would love SCS to add this!

@Space_Night That's a good point, but wouldn't be realistic because most real-life vehicles use the same switch for the marker lamps and headlights. This is to make sure that the marker lamps are always on when the headlights are on.

@sametbey The Tacoma Narroes bridge is most likely in the DLC. It's such and iconic bridge. It's probably the second or third most famous brige in the United States below the Golden Gate Bridge and the Brooklyn Bridge. I'm sure that SCS didn't show all of the bridges in one blog post. There's got to...

The other bridge, barely seen in the screenshot. Has... entry . And exit side. Both of the bridges are on-way streets. Each one flows in the opposite drirection of the other. Maybe the light are coming at a later date? I hope you're right on that one! :) It almost looks like someone has run over th...

Yes, but I think they simplified. That type of simplification does not work in this situation. That's like trying to say that marker lamps can work as simplified headlights. It doesn't work that way because marker lamps don't illuminate the roadway similar to how red lamps on a gate don't tell traf...

@Shiva Red lamps on a gate for visibility at night are not red signals either. The signals that should be there are the ones like this that flash in an alternating pattern.

@joschac2 I know that there is a gate. A gate is not a substitute for a red signal though.

Tarso wrote: ↑22 May 2019 17:51 Pic 6: Can't see the red?

Yes, it seems that SCS is missing the signals that are there in real-life.