Oklahoma - Road Network

Getting from point A to point B, isn't as simple as it once was. Road networks have changed drastically over the past few decades with the ever increasing demand for more capacity and routes for the growing population. Evidence of this can be found across the highways of the USA, as well as in our upcoming Oklahoma DLC for American Truck Simulator.

Oklahoma has a rich history of transportation, dating back to the 1900s when trails and wagon roads were the primary means of travel. Over time, these routes were replaced by more modern roads and highways, many of which have since become historic landmarks. 

One of the most important highways in Oklahoma is the I-35, which runs north-south through the state. This highway is a major route for truckers carrying goods and products between major cities. The I-40 is another major interstate highway, connecting the east and west coasts of the United States. It runs parallel with Route 66, which is a historic highway that was the main route when travelling. You may of even travelled on parts of this route in American Truck Simulator before! 

Bridges and interchanges are also prevalent across the state, which our team have accurately recreated as part of the road network in this upcoming DLC. 

So no matter where your headed, Oklahoma's roads and highways will take you there! We look forward to sharing more news showcasing its development in the near future. If you like what you see, be sure to add it to your Steam Wishlist!