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1 oh no Killua ? I never should've never created that status reply in the first place

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How do I handle busy areas? I regularly take WoT jobs which have a 90km/h speed limit, so I highly doubt I would be able to reach 100km/h like the rest of them I hate the C-D road as it just promotes more reckless driving and rule-breakers. - Avoid North Western Europe (especially Koln, Amsterdam, Brussels at peak hours), and drive in DLC areas. If you want to get to UK without getting damage, use the Danish / Norwegian or French ports (e.g. Roscoff). What do I think about people constantly driving in the same areas with half of Europe at my disposal? Every time I drive in the base map regions, drivers' don't seem to understand what lane separation means. They always wait until the last minute, and realize they are in the wrong lane, and then ram into your truck without using their mirrors. Sometimes, I see drivers' overtaking me, and then cut 2 lanes across the highway to get into the exit. It's like people don't understand how to read highway signs. Another issue I see, is drivers always hogging the fast lane, even if they are going at slow speeds. Drivers don't use indicators to warn others that they are merging into another lane. Neither, do they check their mirrors, which meant for slow drivers like us, have to react to vehicles cutting way too dangerously close to other drivers. What do I think about the rules set out for busy areas? I think the rules are in some way still too lenient in some areas, especially for ramming and reckless driving. I agree a beacon ban is an excellent idea too as said in previous above posts. The in-game report system also needs a revamp. Admins and game moderators, shouldn't need to set how many days the user should be banned for, instead, there should be a clear structure showing how many days users are banned for, when users receive their first/second/third ban.

-1 What if there aren't any players around for miles? And the player just wants to toot via their horn just to say Hi. I think this can be an issue on low population servers and in my opinion, a simple warning would be better than an auto kick since its just unnecessary and useless. If there's a player tooting their horn continuously, just ignore him, or reduce your volume. Simple. Why create more work for the devs when this is a very easy solution to solve? I think the devs would rather focus on other things than silly players who want to spam their horns continuously just for a laugh.

Read the previous posts.

Grow up. Look outside. You don't see non-collision zones in real life do you? You have the right to go wherever you like, but you should have understood the risks of going to busy areas.

@FernandoCR [ESP] I also usually take WoT jobs so I never really went above 90 km/h. But I never knew EU#1 had a speed limit of 110 km/h.