Recently, the creators of the long-haul truck driver simulator American Truck Simulator presented a new developer diary dedicated to the development of the British Columbia expansion—players will have the opportunity to travel to Canada.
This time, the studio SCS Software decided to showcase various bridges that players in American Truck Simulator will be able to cross while fulfilling delivery orders. The game will feature real-world structures, such as two located in Vancouver:
The Granville Bridge, built in 1954, which connects downtown with the southern part of the city, as well as the Iron Workers Memorial Bridge, which was named in honor of 19 workers who died in an accident on June 19, 1958 (when part of the bridge collapsed).
In addition, ATS will feature the Alexandra Bridge, Sheep Creek Bridge, Dry Gulch Bridge, and more:
You can add the British Columbia expansion for American Truck Simulator to your Steam wishlist via the following link. The developers have not yet announced a specific release date or launch window for the DLC.
Recently, an expansion featuring coaches was released for another project by SCS Software, Euro Truck Simulator 2.