Well that explains it - I had a fix but didn't even know there was a 4th version. Thanks.

54312.2;19.0414;-52317.8

At the Russia-Estonia border (on the Estonian side) at Narva is an unpassable invisible wall.





EDIT - managed to get co-ordinates. Added at top.

I had Claudio to myself for 15 minutes. For the stuff he's done, he's one of the humblest and down to earth people I've met. His first job was covering the Afghanistan-Russian war where he interviewed Bin Laden.

Probably not famous to many of you... Charley Boorman Claudio von Planta Iva Davies (Icehouse) Craig Bloxham (v.Spy v.Spy) Various Australian politicians including fmr Prime Minister Howard. For those who played the Trainz series (Auran/N3V Games) I was employed by them for some time, and Greg Lane ...

Post bump - I added co-ords and image.

-5873.69;52.4784;-9509.53



Diversion occurs in both directions. AI traffic disappears eastbound.

I did read someone else reported a similar issue but I can't find that post (I was going to tag that post in mine). I'm using the ProMods/RusMap combo.

That may be the case (and it certainly is, and not just in Sweden), but that doesn't make it right or reflective of the real world. I know some service stations have a shared entrance and exit, but there is a clear and defined traffic route that prevents clashes of traffic, especially near the bowse...

Traffic lights at roadworks at Ostroleka PL are stuck at red, and the Merc appears to be levitating.





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I see an entrance, I don't see an exit. Service stations aren't designed in such a way that vehicles are required to make 3 point turns to exit, conflicting with traffic and pedestrians using the bowsers.

The apparent exit is barricaded off.