What changed in American Truck Simulator in 2017

The final version of Update 1.29 is now available, following an open beta phase.

Includes 11 custom rest/truck stops, more than 600 new 3D assets, complex junctions, 8 new company docks, and unique landmarks.

The New Mexico map expansion for American Truck Simulator has been released, featuring over 4,000 miles of new roads and 14 major cities.

Improved cruise control behavior, no braking with throttle, and added icon when moving only.

Resolved issue with tire noise for silent tires.

Doubles and triples are now available in Nevada where they are legal.

Corrected behavior between brake and parking brake.

Resolved issues with license plate changes in states/countries without city formats.

Added support for distributing rewards from upcoming World of Trucks events.

Three more steering wheel designs added to the Steering Creations DLC.

Doubles and triples have been added in Nevada where they are legal.

New options for alternate background scenes in the main menu for a unique atmosphere.

Support for distributing rewards from upcoming World of Trucks events.

Support for engine brake and retarder in one control element.

Improved cruise control behavior and added icon when moving only.

Updated light flares for player and AI vehicles to enhance the game's visual appeal.

Resolved issue with license plate changes in states/countries without city formats.

New designs added to the Steering Creations DLC.

Updated light flares for player and AI vehicles to enhance visual quality.

New options for alternate background scenes in the main menu.

A new feature where rumble strips produce melodies when driving at 45 mph, specifically 'America's Beautiful'.

An alternate route will be available for players due to the closure of Highway 1.

The offshore section of California's coastal Highway 1 will be temporarily closed due to a landslide, with reopening depending on real-world events.

The offshore section of California's coastal Highway 1 will be temporarily closed due to a landslide.

An alternate route will be available for players to navigate around the closed section of Highway 1.

The city of Roswell is included as a node in the road network layout for the New Mexico DLC.

The city of Roswell, known for the Roswell Incident, is included as a node in the road network layout.

New engine data for resistance torque measured at 2000 rpm has been introduced.

A single 'overrides' rule can now be used for linked accessories in mods.

All pressure units are now consistently set to bars across various mod elements.

Field of View (FOV) range increased to 40-120 degrees.

Nominal air tank pressure value has been added to chassis data for modding.

New animations for trailer axle lift and differential lock indicators have been added.

Improvements made to air pressure simulation including pressure buildup and application pressure.

A differential lock feature has been introduced for improved vehicle handling on uneven surfaces.

Players can now utilize liftable axles on trailers.

Double clutch simulation for transmission input shaft has been adjusted.

Gas stations now feature multiple fueling points.

Transmission modes (power, normal, eco) have been improved for better performance.

Wheel noise has been tuned to be more noticeable with loud engines.

A new weigh station pass device is now part of the game, providing a visual cue for weight checks.

Interior animations for air, oil, and brake pressure gauges have been updated.

The sound of coins has been adjusted for better audio experience.

Engine brake input now works similarly to the retarder if not assigned.

The engine simulation model has been enhanced, focusing on friction, braking, and consumption.

Coin sound can now be modified like other sounds through .ogg files.

Two unique collections of themed paint jobs for American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2, including a cabin accessory.