The player can join an existing bus company online, meet his colleagues at the 3D depot, chat with them, carry out inspections, organise shift schedules, and much more. The electrical installation has also been changed and the power steering has been used.'Ĭredit: Nick™ and greets for Michass (repaint, test), Szofeero (test), Dsiek17 (repaints), kuiama (repaint), Matej (help with materials), CraherPL (fixed bug), SzaLony (fixed bug), Sartorius (fixed bug), DarkWolf9608 (great sounds of engine).The Bus Company Simulator brings three brand-new features to OMSI 2: Single player and Multiplayer career modes, comprehensive company management and a sophisticated economy system. Above the windshield there is a place for an information board. The left side wall has a manually operated door leading to the driver's seat. The body is equipped with two pairs of doors located on the front and rear overhang, electro-pneumatically controlled from the driver's seat. The changes in this version mainly affected the interior, which was redesigned and adapted to the transport of 70 passengers, 23 of them seated.

'In 1969, a prototype model of the H9 series in the urban version was built. It looks great, it sounds great, it's a simple bus but has many interactive features which is always great for role-play or just enjoying the ability to play with these vehicles! This is a manual bus, but it feels good to drive. Lincolnshire v0.9, builds on the existing Gainsborough Phase 3 map, and see's the completion of Interconnect route 100 along its full length from Lincoln to Scunthorpe, via Gainsborough - one of the longest UK routes for OMSI at 1h 40 minutes, as well as minor tweaks to existing areas. The operator is 'Lincolnshire Roadcar', who operated almost all services in Gainsborough and beyond until they were taken over by Stagecoach, as part of the acquisition of the Yorkshire Traction group in 2005. In OMSI, the network has been somewhat enhanced to make things more varied and busier, whilst trying to keep that rural vibe. The main operator here in real life is Stagecoach East Midlands - who operate 2 town routes, the 1 and 2, which (pre-covid) each operated every hour, as well as a handful of more rural services to Retford and Doncaster - as well as 'Interconnect 100', between Lincoln and Scunthorpe - All of which operate hourly at best. Making profitable and regular public transport here is a real challenge! Public transport in these areas is sparse, compared to other, more densely populated towns and cities in the UK. Your depot is in Gainsborough, a small market town, located in rural Lincolnshire, some 15 miles north of the county capital - Lincoln. Lincolnshire is a flat, rural county in the East Midlands of England. Lincolnshire Posted FebruDownload File Info

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