I am looking at that HUGE empty area between Valentine and Norfolk. Note there will be other Norfolk's eventually in ATS when they get to the east coast such as Norfolk, Virginia.   This map is smaller, but the SCS crew certainly made sure to add a lot of criss crossing roads.

I see another Sidney in addition to one we already have in Montana . In the future, I think ATS should have an achievement for delivering the cargo between all cities with the same name.
Also, as you remember, there were empty corners on the early Texas map, but later they were filled with the roads connecting to future states. So, there likely will be connections to Yankton and Sioux City (oh, I remember that name — the site of a famous impossible landing) after the next map expansions.

Wow. It’s really hard to notice until you turn the picture upside down .

Still haven't watched it, but I plan to.

Still have yet to watch it, but I plan to.

Can it be Tuesday? I am ready to go trucking in Switzerland.  My truck is parked in Austria and ready to go.

I just noticed, this comic has Sunny Starscout in it.  Look at the drawing that Moondancer is drawing.

COMIC

If so, this is the first official acknowledgment of G5 in AT&F.

Love this one.  Nice and sneezy.

I knew I should have said it earlier.  I was going to say that maybe they would release ETS2 1.50 first to allow for some time to drive the new map.  Then later in the week release the 1.50 ATS and Nebraska / central California.  Short amount of time, yes, but still would allow them both to be played alone in theory. The Swiss event ends on July 14th.

Now for the Nebraska map. I am looking at that HUGE empty area between Valentine and Norfolk.  Note there will be other Norfolk's eventually in ATS when they get to the east coast such as Norfolk, Virginia.   This map is smaller, but the SCS crew certainly made sure to add a lot of criss crossing roads.  That will help so much of the area seem bigger.  Looks good!

All the big cities in these flat stats seem to be on their eastern edges with a smaller big city slightly to the west.

^ I see a hint of Asian in her design.

Happy day after!  Oh no, it's Monday.