we know that SCS gave us with 1.28 the ability to haul double trailers in ETS and ATS (Eurocombi Type B for ETS2) and they are only usable in the areas of the Scandinavia DLC and soon in Finland of the Baltic DLC
now i want to come back to the Blogpost SCS made at the beginning of 1.28 Open Beta and there is on an important sentence from SCS
http://blog.scssoft.com/2017/07/euro-tr ... r-128.html
so now with 1.32 we get to buy and haul our own trailer ingame, and i think it would be a good time to expand on those areas that are allowed to have Eurocombis at least of Type B but possible Type D alsoWe will be looking into additional territories or stretches of the road around Europe where local regulations allow for them to be operated, to expand your transportation choices in the future.
Type B
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Type D
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Since the beginning of 2017, Germany generally allows EC Type Bs to be used on certain roads in Germany without the need of some sort of special permit
so i search a little bit with google to find a list of roads that allowed doubles (and i assume b-doubles also if they are not longer then 25.25m) and i found something
http://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/lkw_b ... nlage.html
or
https://www.bundesanzeiger.de/ebanzwww/ ... 12.2017_V1
(i hope some people at SCS can read it )
those 2 links have a list of Highways (Autobahn AXX and so one) and speedways (Bundesstraße BXX and so one) that are allowed to be used for Eurocombis in Germany
so i started to compare ETS Germany with the list and mark the roads that are allowed, this is what i got
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i noticed if i do it for all roads, then the whole map would be yellow/green and stopped at some point
so with 1.32, the addition of own trailer in form of doubles (EuroCombi Type B) and b-doubles (EuroCombi Type D) it would be a great time to expand the roads, that legally allow them, for us to use
if some user have evidence for their countries (looking at you Netherlands, and possibly Belgium and Luxembourg ) fell free to add evidence to it so that SCS has an easier time to see where those trailer are allowed to be driven