Bank of America Plaza
Hotel Arizona
One South Church
Pima County Legal Services Building
Pima County Superior Court
Sentinel Peak
Tucson City Hall
Tucson Federal Building
Truck Racing Circuit (does not exist in real-life)
Tucson
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Tucson is the second largest city in Arizona. It is featured in the Arizona map expansion DLC for American Truck Simulator.
Features
Depots
- Bitumen garage
- Charged market
- Enterpriser warehouse
- Gallon Oil large oil storage
- Plaster & Sons warehouse
- Wallbert market
In addition, a Bitumen roadworks is located to the west of the city, but it is hard to get there because the road is full of obstacles.
Facilities
- Garage
- NAF gas station (2x)
- Recruitment agency
- Service shop with a rest stop
- Volvo truck dealer
In addition, there is an Aron gas station and a service shop with a rest stop located west of the city along a secret road heading towards the Truck Racing circuit.
Landmarks
- Bank of America Plaza
- Hotel Arizona
- One South Church
- Pima County Legal Services Building
- Pima County Superior Court
- Sentinel Peak
- Tucson City Hall
- Tucson Federal Building
Connections
- The
runs northwest to Phoenix and southeast to San Simon, Las Cruces, New Mexico, and El Paso, Texas. - The
runs south to Nogales. - The
runs north from I-10 on the north side of Tucson to Globe and Show Low.
Release History
- In update 1.32, a Volvo truck dealer was added.
- In update 1.53, the Wallbert food warehouse was replaced by an Enterpriser warehouse.
Trivia
- The achievement Start Your Engine! requires the player to visit the Truck Racing circuit on a secret road west of the city.
- Twin-cities of Tucson, which are also in SCS Software games:
Media
Gallery
Bitumen warehouse
Bitumen roadworks
Charged
Enterpriser
Gallon Oil
Plaster & Sons
Wallbert market
- Before 1.53
Wallbert food warehouse
See also
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