True, but signs of 80 on highways don't exist. But they do in ETS2 through vanilla. I already highlighted this mistake months ago, but maybe this time someone can take them away. They're unrealistic. Signs with 80 however do exist on normal roads. The easiest would be to just drop them from the game...

Not sure if it has been mentioned or not (95 pages is a lot), but the road signs with a Vmax of 80 on the highways (not normal roads mind you) that have been placed in quite recently (Version 2.40) are incorrect. That should be 90, not 80. The new Vmax of 80 only is for normal roads, not highways of...

It's may be arrogant but that doesn't make it any less true though.

We will see what the new France dev will do, it can only get better by someone working on it than no work done at all.

Glad someone already reported this, found this out today.

Option 1 seems not only easier but also the better one for ProMods in general. It keeps ProMods clear of SCS and keeps the mod as "something else".

"Brainiac for example mentioned several times the issue with France. I can say nothing about it since I drive since promods 2.18 where the France DLC was already necessary. But he wrote that Promods France was supposed to be merged with the DLC. But then nothing happened. The DLC overwrote the ...

^^ The frontier hub would actually be more useful than the city itself. Then again, room is an issue in the entire Benelux part of ProMods.

Road signs in general need an overhaul in France with realistic targets like Germany has (or other countries) and distance signs would be more than welcome on the highways.

Wouldn't it also feel like a lot of wasted time and effort if you would just take over SCS Germany when it launches, the whole ARP took years while it's actually really great. Meanwhile other regions are in more need of an overhaul than Germany.

As we're voting on the forum of a mod, it's only natural that people want to keep having the experience of the mod...improved by the base content. Do the same poll on SCS and you probably get the exact opposite as result.