It's the year 2017. Following my journey with the Kenworth T680 in Europe, I brought the truck to America to start to develop my logistics company there.
To be fair, Las Vegas would not be a bad choice for my first garage since you get a lot of companies and a good amount of jobs going to Nevada, California and Arizona. However I don't want to be associated with that place. So I chose the next best thing, Phoenix! Here I arrive in Phoenix airport.


My truck needed some finetuning so I had to go for a quick job in another truck, which happened to be a T680 too. However, it had a sleeper cab, and it took me a long time to reverse this trailer perfectly in place because of the limited space and because I don't drive sleeper cab trucks often. Great start


After the quick job, I got a call that my imported truck was ready. I got it fitted with American style wheels and repainted it to white. Feels good to have my own truck again and to be driving a day cab truck.

I then got a new job with this super long trailer!

Some beautiful scenery here!


The roads between cities feel so much longer in the US. Feels great!


The tall trees look really cool!


I went to pick up another trailer in the cold night. I turned off the engine and went outside to check the right way to exit the place.
There were some soothing cricket ambience around me which was pretty nice. I got back in my truck and turned on the radio for a cruisy night drive.
♫ And you can tell everybody, this is your song ♫

In perfect timing, the song finished just when I parked the truck and turned the engine off. Funnily enough I parked at a Peterbilt dealer. But I guess now those modern Peterbilt's can see what a real modern truck looks like.


The financial situation is looking stable with profits coming in. However the profit rate is very slow. Because I'm using a different economy mod you only earn about $1500 per job early on your career.
If anyone knows any good quality high value or fragile cargo trailer mods, let me know.
