@jdenm8: these are two related typefaces: one is the so-called "Alfabeto Normale", the one on the left is "Alfabeto Stretto", both derived from the Transport typeface. My guess is that they used the Stretto on the left one as they couldn't fit "Trento nord" between the ...

:) all because of SCS's policy Damn so annoying :D If SCS will not do the third DLC Going South ( Portugal Spain and whole France ) - it will be a big disappointment , a very big one Indeed! But don't forget whole Italy, the Balkan, Turkey, Greece and Cyprus. :P After that, SCS must do a forth DLC ...

I'd rather see that when countries that connect other countries are released, Promods removes the following ferrylines: Every ferryline except the ones to Great-Britain (GB), Malta (M), Cyprus (CY), Faroe Islands (FO), Iceland (IS), and some remote islands that might be included, because you simply...

Delicious signs!

And no corrections this time!

Now these are mouth-watering screenies! :shock: Meanwhile, one thing that's always bugged me: on Italian motorways, the fast payment method is called "Telepass", not "Tele-pass", which, in addition to being incorrect (blame on SCS for that), sounds French. :? There's only two thi...

Volleybal4life wrote: Based on the fact that it's fun to spread Promodsmyths.

When I read MapDrawers comment, I thought 'That's the basis of one pretty good horror/scary movie!', so I wrote the second part of the myth

Or A ProMods Carol - oowooo, I'm the accident of Promods past!

are you planning to add Trieste? A good ferry port to Turkey and recently back to Greece and Durazzo. There's no need for a ferry between Trieste and Turkey/Greece/Albania. All these countries are connected via mainland Europe and thus you can just take the truck and drive there. It is more fun to ...

I took an entire hour to try and formulate a serious response, but all I can come up with is a manic "hahaaaauauauahahahahauahahaaaaaa"

MandelSoft wrote:That is indeed an easter egg I placed there. Because not always things go right on the road...

Sometimes they veer left.

@cashtime2013: where do you think road workers...go?

I have a question in mind: In Italy there are a lot of minorities (ex. German, Slovenian etc.) and they have multilingual signs in the cities. Are you thinking about including that feature? For example: in German Tarvisio is Tarvis, and in Slovenian is Trbiž. It would be a really good addition (iir...