According to SCS Software, released a downloadable content pack named Road Trip for American Truck Simulator that adds cars and tourist boards.
According to SCS Software, The Road Trip DLC adds modern Ford F-150, Bronco, Mustang Fastback and Crown Victoria. It also adds Tourist Boards in seven of the game’s 21 states, each unlocking an itinerary of local attractions that players can visit and check off.
According to SCS Software, visiting a Tourist Board unlocks an itinerary of local attractions that players can visit and check off.
According to SCS Software, A visit to a Tourist Board might take about an hour of driving and span a couple of in‑game days. The sights use realism instead of the dramatic spectacle seen in Forza Horizon.
According to SCS Software, Every vehicle included in the Road Trip DLC is a Ford model. A future DLC will introduce Dodge and Ram vehicles to the game.
According to SCS Software, In American Truck Simulator, traffic violations and vehicle damage result in small cash penalties. Many players maintain the legal speed limit while using cruise control. The skyboxes, day/night cycle and weather effects in the game make players feel more present in the landscape.
According to SCS Software, In American Truck Simulator, players can create a trucking business by hiring drivers to run routes. The road network focuses on major interstate highways for trucking instead of winding scenic routes. The map depicts a detailed scale model of the actual United States rather than a theme‑park‑style layout. Following a decade of development, SCS Software has extended the map eastward, adding Illinois and Louisiana.
According to SCS Software, The cars in Road Trip look realistic but are less enjoyable to drive than the trucks.
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