PACCAR Technical Center

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The PACCAR Technical Center is a landmark that is featured in the Washington map expansion DLC for American Truck Simulator.

Summary

Located near Everett, Washington the facility sits on 375 acres of land in Mount Vernon, Washington (west of Burlington in American Truck Simulator). The Technical Center acts as a research and testing facility to engines, vehicles and other projects. Currently PACCAR has facilities in both North America and Europe. [1]

On our recent trips to the United States, we were fortunate to receive exclusive invitations from PACCAR to visit their Technical Center. While our primary purpose was to conduct sound recording sessions and 3D scanning of both legendary and new truck models, during our interactions with the team at PACCAR, a shared vision emerged. We realized that bringing the PACCAR Technical Center experience to ATS players would be a fantastic opportunity as we wanted to offer players the chance to explore this testing ground, just as we did. And so, with a shared passion for trucking, we set out to recreate this remarkable place in the ATS universe.

You will have the chance to experience the PACCAR Technical Center firsthand. This realistic 1:1 recreation will offer a glimpse into the world of truck development, and even though the area won't be readily visible on the in-game map and UI, it will be waiting for curious players to discover. But rest assured, intrepid truckers will quickly uncover this hidden treasure once the update lands on Steam.

While the entire area has plenty of interesting bits to explore, we’ve decided to add an extra layer of excitement, a small Easter egg will be parked within the PACCAR Technical Center itself. We challenge you to keep your eyes peeled and see if you can spot this surprise.

~ SCS Software's Blog

Features

The PACCAR Technical Center features a fuel station and a rest area.

Connections

The PACCAR Technical Center is located on a secret road off State Route 20. It can be found by driving West from Interstate 5 and turning right at the first set of traffic lights.

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References

  1. PACCAR Technical Center, retrieved October 16, 2023.