- Updated for 1.47.
This mod changes the appearance of the game interface and menu. Doesn't conflict with other mods.

- Updated materials;
- Updated accessories;
- Added animations.
- Standalone;
- Sold in the showroom Kenworth;
- Multiple cabin options
- Various engine options (in the place with the engine, the nameplate on the door changes);
- 6 transmissions;
- Own interior (2 options);
- Own sounds (several options, depending on the brand of the engine);
- Own wheels;
- Own skins;
- Supports advanced coupling;
- Support for DLC Cabin Accessories and SISL Mega Pack;
- A lot of tuning and accessories;
- Skin template.

Warning: SISL Mega Pack is required.

Authors: odd_fellow, Harven, Lucasi, Pauly.
Update: SMRS (Bananas).

The last month of the past year was crazy for many, and the developers at SCS Software were no exception. They released a large number of updates and expansions for their projects but did not manage to release the American Truck Simulator 1.30 update, which was ready a couple of days before the holidays and vacations. Releasing this update at the end of December would have been quite risky because if a serious bug had been discovered, it would have been very difficult to fix it. Therefore, a decisive decision was made – to wait until the end of the holidays and vacations, and then release version 1.30 for American Truck Simulator.

This update mainly consists of fixing some bugs as well as improving the game's compatibility with various mods.

If your copy of the game is activated on Steam, it will update to the latest version automatically unless you have disabled this in the settings or forced support for one of the previous versions to maintain compatibility with mods that do not update. In any case, the ATS 1.30 update is already available on Steam.

List of changes:
- Added support for simulation of new engine types;
- Fixed terrain rendering when approaching unloaded sectors;
- Traffic will no longer use turn signals in cases where they failed to change lanes and no lane change occurred;
- Fixed triggers in some rest areas that did not appear in the interface after loading the game;
- Improved weight distribution calculation for semi-trailers with liftable axles;
- Various improvements and fixes to the editor (marks in the content browser, support for hidden geometry, collections, tool parameter information, search, traffic tools);
- Cleanup of OpenGL support;
- Fixed light source rendering at different times in HQ screenshots;
- Fixed bugs that could cause crashes when using roads without materials;
- Fixed bugs that caused crashes when attempting to create a new nameplate template in the cabin in custom mods;
- Updated localizations.

Source

- Updated for 1.48.
- Autonomous;
- Sold at Volvo;
- Interior;
- Sounds;
- Skins;
- Door and trunk animations.

Authors: Cristóbal Rodríguez, Kevin Torres, Goose & Mark, MaGo

As American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2 continue to evolve, and as the development team grows, the developers are paying increasing attention to production chains and local industries within the game world. In fact, this is no small task – introducing enough new types of cargo and equipment to fill the economy, achieve variety, and maintain a proper balance of supply and demand. The developers see this as a long-term goal, but the objective is certainly to make freight transport more meaningful in the eyes of players – gradually moving away from the concept of random cargoes going from point A to point B.

In the state of Oregon, the developers plan to focus particularly on the woodworking industry, which is very well developed in this state in reality. Here, the main cargoes for players will be logs, wood, lumber, various wood products, and so on—in general, everything somehow related to wood. A wide range of diverse cargoes will make players visit not only urban or suburban loading zones but also their rural counterparts.

Previously, the developers had already shown some screenshots and video materials dedicated to the woodworking industry; today, they have prepared another small batch of screenshots showing new loading/unloading zones that will appear in the game along with the Oregon DLC expansion.

Source

#OregonDLC

- Fixed steering wheel position;
- Added Cummins Big Cam engines with sounds.
- Standalone;
- One cabin;
- One chassis;
- Own interior;
- Own sound;
- Animation of the brake pedal;
- Paintable.

- Standalone;
- Sold in Peterbilt;
- Own interior;
- Own lightmask;
- Tuning;
- Support for DLC Cabin Accessories and Flags;
- Advanced hitch;
- Changed the sound.

- Autonomous;
- Sold in Volvo;
- 5 cabins;
- 5 chassis;
- Own interior;
- Own sounds;
- Own wheels;
- Custom animation;
- Tuning.

Authors: v.krankel/varter, JamesKirk update

- Compatibility update for patch 1.55;
- Minor fixes and improvements.
The pack adds new buses to the traffic. Everything is configured separately, it does not replace anything. Compatible with all Jazzycat packs.

- Autonomous;
- Volvo dealer;
- Interior;
- Paintable;
- Tuning;
- Sounds.

Authors: Sn4k3r, DB3, Panther, Kriechbaum, mjtemdark, edited by Ivan Rava