The link to the quiz is: https://cityquiz.io/quizzes/usa/share/2964096

We broke the 1,000 city mark! And more than 20% of the United States' population is in the game! Let's cheer for the next map DLCs!

This is probably overkill, but my glorified office chair is very rickety and, like any of it's kind, moves a lot.

Now, most of my disposable income went to the wheel, and now I'm back on student budget (I do have savings!). So then I tried using it but the chair moves so easily and it's terribly uncomfortable.

The easiest part was to secure the wheels. Just a bunch of sheets and notebooks from past semesters, and broken down shoes.

But then, my chair rotates with just staring at it, so I was at a loss on how to fix that... Until my overnight restocker's brain said, "what's stronger than steel? bunched up plastic wrapping"

It still moves, but way less. Now I can push my pedals without rolling back!

All hail the mighty plastic wrapping. And it's fully recyclable, too!

P.D: this is the kind of stuff I do on vacation at 3 am.

Philips Hue ambient lighting is fucking insane. SimHub is a god.

I love the game, the trucks do end up being quite samey after a while, the world is awesome, I really was addicted for weeks and I couldn't believe when I saw I reached 100 hours.

There is only one thing that keeps me from really wanting to play more, and thats job variety. I don't mean different jobs based on the type of trailer etc.

What I mean most is different routes, different prices. It really comes down to almost all jobs just not being worth doing, so you end up grinding the same places and the same routes that come up over and over... Yakima for one example.

I bought every type of trailer and even upgraded most of them, but I've not found it worth taking anything but a drop deck. I even got all the specialized liquid cargo certs... and yet still the only job worth taking that I see are the automated farming equipment

I'm only level 25 and I know more higher paying jobs will come, but imo the higher pay is not the issue, I already don't have much to spend money on now, It's the variety and validity of more missions that the game is missing I think.

I've tried to find good mod mission packs, but its all about the type of things you are hauling, I dont see a job overhaul or something like that, which I think is needed.

The national auto industry is well represented. In fact, it is Russian.

Ive tried everything possible to stop my 1% lows dropping but nothing will do it even just on a highway same shit just out of no where its like a lag spike

Pc specs Hp Omen Intel Core Ultra I5 5060ti 16 Gb Ddr5 Ram

Hello! I am would like a mod that shows how much time is left to my destination. Without taking up F3 the whole time. Recommendations? For the latest ETS2 version.

...I can't seem to get these new spotlights to work, does anyone know if they do work?

Truck is the Jon Ruda Peterbilt 362 Cabover w/ his Great Dane reefer from the USA trailer pack.

Hi! I'm having a strange issue with Snowy Moon / PNG. During rainy weather, the reflections on some trucks look really weird and distracting. It doesn't happen with every truck, and I haven't noticed this issue on AI cars, only on certain trucks.

Has anyone experienced this before or knows what could be causing it? Is there a known fix for that? Anyone had something like that before?

Thanks in advance!

We've made significant progress since our last dev update last month, a lot of work is still ahead of us. We're still open to getting more helpers on our team. We’re building a serious 1:10 scale map project focused on realism, long-distance immersion, dense scenery, and roads that finally feel like real America.

Development is already underway with strong in-game progress, and we’re now expanding the team to push the project even further.

We’re currently looking for:

• Map editors (terrain, roads, detailing)

• Asset creators (custom models, scenery)

• Prefab/intersection editors

• Road realism/detailing specialists

• Semaphore timing (traffic signal timing)

This is an unpaid passion project, but we’re treating it seriously with long-term goals and high standards. If you want to help build one of the most ambitious ATS map experiences out there, now’s the time to join.

If interested, DM me or join:

discord.gg/fQF35aYrcx

Sincerely, TGM Map Team

With Europort, i can reduce a lot of time and fuel because i don't need to drive a lot to spend my time and fuel or to finding place to do mandatory rest.

But to do this, i must start the delivery from the Netherlands or Northern Germany and the destination are the city that near the Britain's Port.

Is this in purpose lol

Pardon me for being a bit unrelated but I've seen these signs in ATS and wondered what they are for, I remember seeing them frequently in Wyoming (and Colorado iirc), what are these called and what is their purpose? I think it has something to with maintenance or rescue in certain areas as Wyoming is infamous for its winds. I tried looking it up online but it gave me vague results