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Having fun and colliding with other players at the other players' expense? So the reckless driver is allowed to enjoy the game by causing a wreck but the normal driver who had their load destroyed has no right to have fun?

I wish there was a way to categorize channels by language.

Thank you for implementing this. GDPR is catching lots of people off guard and it seems like the EU is truly pushing to make users more self-aware of what companies are doing with their data. It seems to be an interesting result caused by 20-ish years of buildup in the user-information market combined with users willingly and unknowingly providing this data for free.

It all makes more sense now. [insert thinking emoji joke here]

Thank you, this is a more streamlined design. Things of similar categories have been placed together and it satisfies my OCD.

I disagree with this solely because not every accident constitutes a rule violation. This would simply increase the work-load of the administration team by having them review every collision to determine if a rule was even broken. As opposed to our current system where, if a collision does occur, the players themselves actually serve as a buffer between "accident that doesn't need reporting/administration review" and "a collision caused by reckless driving/rule violation." Current: Collision Occurs --> Player Determines If a Report is Necessary --> Submits a Report --> Administration Reviews report and determines its validity Versus Suggestion: Collision Occurs --> Administration Reviews Collision and determines whether rule violation was present

I would love to see rest areas being used for more than just AFK zones. It would add a sense of business seeing people actually use them.

The police vehicles are reserved for Game Moderators (Formerly Administrators). To become a moderator you may apply on the TruckersMP website in Account --> Recruitment --> Game Moderator. The current application period ends April 30th.

You could always use the job creator tool to just create the same job on both of your computers! (Virtual Speditor Post )

Great idea, reminds me of Minecraft.

I would love something similar to iRacing. Perhaps an incident score where the time spent driving without incident is measured against the number of collisions you have to create a simple number score.

I love this guide, I just wish more people bothered to use this type of communication with lights. Lights seem to have become just another way for people to distract one another. I'll never understand why people attempt to justify driving recklessly by having 20 beacons and hazards flashing. We approach desensitization when this happens. If everyone drives with all of their warning lights enabled, I start to disassociate them with danger or a need to pay more attention. TL;DR Proper usage of lights is important, if we don't do so, they become useless.

+1 Great idea The horn should be returned to its original glory of a warning and danger device as opposed to something everyone just uses to annoy others. It's quite comical too because usually, one person will start the spamming and others will honk back, creating a giant clump of drivers upset at one another for no apparent reason whatsoever. "Why are you doing this?" "The person next to me is honking, so I will too!" "What are you honking at?" "Whatever they're honking at!" "ok"