Features:
- Redesigns job income, operating costs, fines and maintenance
- Bank loans modeled on real US commercial lending terms
- Police fines follow CDL regulations with progressive speeding penalties
- Detection and reaction behavior tuned to real-world policing
- Damage split across cabin, chassis, engine, transmission and wheels
- Trailer damage tracked separately for body, chassis and wheels
- Service prices reflect real American repair costs
- Used truck market refreshes with realistic mileage, wear and pricing
- AI drivers use realistic fuel consumption and efficiency
- Accounts for the game's fixed revenue-per-km engine value
This mod rebuilds the entire economic system of American Truck Simulator to reflect real commercial trucking conditions in the United States. Job income, operating costs, police fines, vehicle damage, maintenance, and the used truck market have all been redesigned from the ground up using realistic 2026 US trucking data.
In-game banking now follows real commercial lending patterns, with smaller loans carrying higher interest and larger loans offering longer, cheaper terms. Police fines are based on CDL regulations with a progressive penalty system for speeding, while damage modeling separates trucks and trailers into detailed components like cabin, chassis, engine, and wheels. The used truck market also refreshes with realistic mileage, wear, and pricing based on American dealer behavior.
This mod is aimed at players who want a slower, more demanding economic experience where careful driving, planning, and long-term fleet management actually matter, rather than relying on fast progression or easy profits.
