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Always has been traffic jams during peak hours. Nothing new about that.

Basically if you didn't have a job that required you to drive on CD road you were not allowed to go on CD road.

It could be considered blocking. The slow, or speed limit following, driver isn't doing anything reckless - The drivers that decide to overtake when it's not safe to do so - They are the reckless ones. These two quotes tell me one thing; You are not here for the simulation but for just going from A to B on CD road as fast as possible. As it is a simulation server we prioritise simulation and our rules are designed to priortise that - and not going from A to B in the fastest way possible. Driving the speed limit does not "encourage" or "provoke" players to violate the rules. If anything, it encourages players to follow the rules. Slow down and just breath. Take it easy and make it to their destination in one piece. The player following the speed limit is the player following our rules. Speeding can be factored in to a punishment. If you feel like you want to go fast fast fast but without risking violating any of our rules, I suggest you go visit our Arcade server where Simulation is not prioritised.

As game moderators we encourage players to follow the posted speedlimit (not the server speed limit), as this creates the safest environment for all of us. It gives time for players to react to unforseen circumstances (i.e. a truck lagging in front of you, crashes or reckless overtakers). It is even mentioned in our rules that we expect players to follow real life laws and speeding can be a factor when issuing punishments for rule violations. So we encourage players to follow the speedlimit (yes, even 60). As a real life truck driver, we would never go 90 in a 60 zone. The 60 zone is posted for a reason and going 90 in a 60 would make you lose your license right away if caught. It is important to note, that it is a simulation game. So the speedlimits are based on the real life equivalent of the stretch of road or based on that country’s road laws. So 60 is posted because if it was real life it would have been a 60 kmh zone. From my experience as a game moderator, I can only say that the players following the posted speedlimit are not the dangerous players. Players overtaking with 110 no matter what it takes and no matter how busy that road is - they are the dangerous players. They are the ones causing the issues and causing all the major traffic jams and crashes. "But if everyone was going 100-110 then we wouldn't have to overtake!" is the worst reason ever to encourage players to speed - especially on Simulation servers. They are called simulation servers for a reason. CD road is not made for going that fast - going that fast will only cause more accidents and trucks tipping over. Players will still try to overtake a truck going 100 if they are going 110 themselves. This will only create even more dangerous situations. Again; We encourage players to stick to the posted speed limit. That is WAY safer than going 100-110. You might not think it's just as a fun, but safety is more important than 110 kmh fun when it comes to CD road. So stick to the posted speedlimit and keep a safe distance. It will create less chaos and crashes on CD road. Do NOT encourage players to speed up just because you are bored and can't be bothered to go to an open stetch of road to test out your driving skills without causing danger to other players. Driving the speedlimit can not be considered reckless on its own. Driving 30 kmh because you are hauling a 60t locomotive with a 310hp Iveco can in some cases be considered Blocking and we do issue punishments for that when it is considered as such. The main issue with CD road is, that everyone wants to do CD, but no one has the patience to do CD.

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The majority of players don't care about these signs anyway.

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16.. oh wait.. im not allowed :<

Start over!

But why "limit" the server to 4500 if it the server can actually handle 5000? Why not let it stay at 5000 at all times since it is the maximum capacity.

What would the difference be from having, let say, 5000 slots at maximum and only making 4000 of them available? 1000 of them will just go to waste then. Or am I misunderstanding something?

The only issue I can see with this suggestion, is that the servers are hosted in different countries, so "moving" slots between the servers on a regular basis might actually not be possible.

Difference between Game moderators having streamer mode and players don't, is that it is a legal requirement (GDPR) for Game Moderators to hide usernames and other identifying factors if they decide to stream er moderation session. That's not the case for players.

There are 2 - 3 spaces where you can easily park your HCT coming from the road. Heck, the parking spaces themselves are long enough for HCT, all of them.

No, the parking lot next to the fuel station. It fits HCT. Thats all I am asking for. Idc if there is a sign saying "HCT only pl0x or ban" or not