Euro Truck Simulator 2
American
Truck Simulator
Data last checked at: 08/12/2026
This mod applies real statutory speed limits to the vanilla map.
Sources of my data are the rules, codes and announcements made by local authorities.
Be cautious of other speed limit mods that claim to be realistic but provide no actual sources. I've made a comparison table with sources listed to show that I do my studies carefully.
Comparison table link (Google Spreadsheets)
This project is a continuation of the same mods I created for ETS2.
As I need to edit some speed limit signs (which is not permitted by SCS on the Steam Workshop due to map modifications), the ATS version is only exclusively available on TruckyMods.
ETS2 version link (Steam Workshop)
Main:
Additional:
Changes: - Idaho: All posted signs that lower truck speeds are removed (law effective since 07/01/2026)
Compatible versions: All
Optional in convoy mode: NO
Make sure to place this mod below any other map mods.
I haven't tested it with any map combos, but it should work well with most maps.
Placing them at a higher priority will prevent my mod from working; you need to choose either mine or others.
Feel free to comment if you have any problems or suggestions!
You are not allowed to upload this file to other sites under any circumstances.
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No, it normally doesn't, since there are more posted than unposted road sections in ATS.
Also, most of the unnecessary caps are removed because these limits are not actually set out in state laws.
This should allow trucks and buses to travel even faster within legal limits.
The speed limit priority goes like: capped > posted (i.e. the speed limit signs you see on the road) > statutory (i.e. the values in the comparison table).
If the capped parameter for a vehicle type is set to TRUE, the vehicle can only legally drive within the statutory limits (or the maximum speed stated after an upwards arrow); if FALSE, the vehicle can legally drive at the speed stated on the posted sign (even if it's higher).
You are not allowed to upload this file to other sites under any circumstances.
You are allowed to modify or improve my file under any circumstances but ONLY for personal use.
You are allowed to convert this file under any circumstances but ONLY for personal use.
You are allowed to use assets of my file under any circumstances but ONLY for personal use.
No, it normally doesn't, since there are more posted than unposted road sections in ATS.
Also, most of the unnecessary caps are removed because these limits are not actually set out in state laws.
This should allow trucks and buses to travel even faster within legal limits.
The speed limit priority goes like: capped > posted (i.e. the speed limit signs you see on the road) > statutory (i.e. the values in the comparison table).
If the capped parameter for a vehicle type is set to TRUE, the vehicle can only legally drive within the statutory limits (or the maximum speed stated after an upwards arrow); if FALSE, the vehicle can legally drive at the speed stated on the posted sign (even if it's higher).
