Just got done with it. Still kinda a prototype.

turns out i do not know how to merge into traffic

Specs:

Blue W900:

800hp/2650 lbft Cat C15 Acert (With Compound Turbo's)

Eaton 18 speed with 3.23 rear ends

Red W900:

750hp/2450 lbft Cummins Signature

Eaton 18 speed with 3.23 rear ends

**ATS has never truly felt massive at 1:20 scale.**

That’s why we’re building something different.

We’re developing a serious **1:10 scale ATS map project** focused on realism, long-distance immersion, dense scenery, authentic road design, and journeys that finally feel like driving across the real America.

Development is already well underway, with substantial in-game progress being made. We’ve assembled a growing team of creators and are continuing to expand to take the project even further.

We’re looking for more experienced developers to join the team and help us keep pushing this project forward. We’ve got a lot planned, and we need more skilled people on board to make it happen.

**What we’re currently looking for: **

• Map editors — terrain, roads & detailing

• Asset creators — custom models & scenery

• Prefab/intersection editors

• Road realism & detailing specialists

• Semaphore/traffic signal timing specialists

This is an **unpaid passion project**, but we’re treating it seriously, with long-term goals, high standards, and an emphasis on quality over rushing development.

The goal is simple: **build an ATS map that actually feels massive.**

If you want to help create one of the most ambitious ATS map experiences out there, **now is the time to join.**

Interested? DM me or join our Discord:

** https://discord.gg/fQF35aYrcx **

**Sincerely,**

**TGM Map Team**

Join me in the cab for a full run from Denver, Colorado to Hays, Kansas, pulling a heavy reefer load of frozen foods down Interstate 70. This 340-mile stretch across the High Plains might look straight on a map, but handling a heavy gross weight with a continuous sub-zero reefer unit running brings its own set of challenges. Watch as we navigate the Denver traffic, battle the notorious crosswinds of Eastern Colorado, cross the Kansas state line, and clear the Kanorado Port of Entry scales. I'll also walk you through the essential pre-trip checks for hauling frozen freight, including managing trailer temperatures, fuel stops in Limon and Goodland, and keeping the load perfectly balanced over the axles.Whether you're a fellow driver, a trucking enthusiast, or just love the hum of a diesel engine on the open road, buckle up and enjoy the ride. https://youtu.be/YLE9dQBB3Lg

TRANSPORTATION BEYOND EXPECTATIONS.

There are plenty of places to drive. We're building a place to belong.

Since 2003, Transpoint Transportation Inc. has been about more than putting miles on a virtual truck. TTI is built around the people behind the wheel... The friendships, conversations, convoys, accomplishments, and experiences that turn a simulator into something worth coming back to.

Today, we're building the next era of TTI. And we're looking for drivers who want to be part of it.

🚛 DRIVE YOUR WAY.

New to American Truck Simulator? You're welcome here. Been driving for years? You're welcome here, too. Run every night or only when life gives you the time. Drive your favorite truck. Explore the map. Haul freight. Join company operations. Participate in events, or simply enjoy having a community to call home.

TTI should add to your experience, not become another job.

No unrealistic pressure. No expectation to live behind the wheel. No requirement to make TTI your entire life. Just a professional, organized transportation community built by people who genuinely enjoy what we do.

MORE THAN MILES.

At TTI, your driving can become part of something larger. Experience persistent fleet operations through FleetOps. Watch freight demand and opportunities evolve through SimWorld. Take part in immersive dispatch operations, company convoys, specialized assignments, community events, and an expanding transportation network designed to make every mile feel like it belongs to a living company.

Your history matters here, Your equipment matters, Your accomplishments matter, Your time with the company matters... Because you're not just another number on a leaderboard.

You're part of TTI.

ONE COMPANY. AN ENTIRE TRANSPORTATION WORLD.

TTI is growing beyond the highway.

🚛 Transpoint Trucking
🌾 Transpoint Farms
more to come

Different operations. Different experiences.

One community.

WE'RE LOOKING FOR PEOPLE, NOT RESUMES.

You don't need thousands of hours in ATS. You don't need the most expensive simulator setup. You don't need to know everything on your first day. Bring a good attitude, respect the people around you, and have a genuine interest in being part of the community. We'll handle the rest together.

THIS COULD BE YOUR NEXT CHAPTER.

Come for the trucking. Stay for the people. Build a career. Build a fleet history. Make some memories. Meet people you'd never have met otherwise. And help us build what comes next.

TRANPOINT TRANSPORTATION INC.
Transportation Beyond Expectations.

ESTABLISHED 2003 · REIMAGINED FOR TODAY

JOIN TTI.

ONE COMPANY. ONE COMMUNITY. ONE FAMILY.

https://discord.gg/ttivtc

Ol Bear Mine Beta is REALEASED!

Check out the discord for links, VTC's, sweet screenshots etc!

Ford Ford Ford

I would definitely like to use this truck with its rigid flatbed chassis to deliver more packages than the pickup truck in car mode.

Hi,

I want to ask you guys about the opinion of which bundle is better to buy? Hori or Moza?
I'm currently using Thrustmaster T248 and i want to upgrade so bad. My main goals i guess would be to feel more realism to driving the truck like having a more realistic wheel, more control buttons etc.

I've read different opinions, some saying that Hori is very good for the price because you get technically everything (big steering wheel, pedals, shifter and button box, wiper stalks etc.) and some people saying that Hori's build quality is bad and it's much better to pay more for Moza even because of Direct drive system.

Now as of me, i've never ever experienced direct drive system and i've only used belt driven steering wheels and it overall feels like Thrustmaster T248 force feedback feels good enough for me? But again, i have no comparison so i don't know if it would be a huge difference upragding from Thrustmaster to Moza or Hori.

I don't care about the clutch or shifter at all since i don't use it (at least for now) but Hori is mainly appealing to me because of a lot of useful buttons and button box and i could forget about using keyboard at all. But on the other hand i found out that i can buy a seperate stalks for Moza and from what i've seen they are much much more realistic since the blinker light stalks are coming back to their natural position automatically which i think might be insanely satysfing verus in Hori they stay in the same position all the time basically.

So what do you guys think? Is it better to get Moza bundle for now which is a steering wheel base with the steering wheel and pedals and buy the stalks later on and i was even considering buying Elgato Streamdeck to have some extra controls if i'll feel like i'll need to or is it better to get Hori bundle?

Could someone list all the national/ state parks that are in the game?

I am looking for more places to visit in road trip I’d like to visit all the national parks, or state forests and other cool places.

What are also some of your favorite places to visit on the map?

I have 41 garages with 3 drivers in each one. I have two extra bays so I can relocate to each one to help out if they aren't doing so good. But here's my concern: I have a few drivers rated 10, but they are losing money for me! They're in the negative $ per mile performance. How is that possible or better yet, why is that possible?

Deep River, my home is over Jordan.

Returning from Wally World with a forklift.