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Just wanted to ask is it known that the humber bridge isn't aligned properly with the road on either side?

Yep, I noticed, and got it fixed! The bridge's old asphalt texture has also been replaced, and I've made many improvements to the area as part of the big UK upgrading

murphbot1204 wrote: ↑

11 Jun 2020 16:25

Hello. I'm a long time lurker here, but, if it's possible, I'd definitely like to see a Reworked Midlands, inc. M40 from London, A34 from the M3 to replace the little single carriageway road from So'ton to the M4, and possibly cities like Oxford and Stoke. I live around this area, and personally try to stay away from it right now playing ETS as I feel it could be developed a bit more

I agree! I think that would be great to see, hopefully they would throw in the A303 too as that intersects with the A34 and is a major route from the M3 to Devon and Somerset.

all the WIP are looking fantastic! thank you for your hard work. can't wait to drive them.

Sorry quick question....when will you guys be adding Cork? It's been sorely missed since Ireland was first added

Hey TheCanuck,

There are currently no plans to add Cork, unfortunately.

Love the UK map! Unreal work. I’m from Stornoway which so happy you have added in very very accurate. If ever want to add a few more industries there glad to give ideas and locations. We do have a Brendon quarry,BIFab fabrication yard, BASF pharmaceutical factory, whiskey and gin distillery and a Scottish Salmon processing factory on the island to name a few. Can be hard to get a backload from there in game.

Keep up the good work!

Thanks for the feedback, it's much appreciated!

Thanks for the reply John, shame about Cork but it is what it is. Love the Emerald Isle so far!

Really enjoying the expanded British Isles, much more interesting to drive than the stock map. I especially like that Almondsbury is back in one piece. The mock Highways Agency signs at the limits of upgraded motorways are a particularly nice touch.

Two really minor issues:

1. In the UK, signs on entry to a town should show the place name in capital letters per TSRGD Diagram 2402.1.
2. Within Ireland, the summer time zone is properly called IST, (Irish Standard Time. Yes, "Standard". It's a long story.)

Thanks for all the hard work that you've all put into this. It really is a vast improvement.