Hello, truckers! 👋
Today we’re sharing another dev log about locations currently in development.
This time we’re showing a drive along the route:
Port Augusta → Cowell → Port Lincoln.
🎥 Drive video:
Watch on YouTube
In the video, you can see the new traffic vehicles in motion, as well as logistics company depots that we’ll be working with for deliveries in the future.
We’re continuing to expand the southern part of Australia’s map by adding new roads, towns, and logistics locations.
All locations shown are still work in progress, and many details will continue to be improved and expanded.
Thanks for following the development!
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🦘 See you on the roads of Australia!
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