AeroBaltica (Helsinki, Kaunas, Riga, Saint Petersburg, Tallinn, Turku, Vilnius).ACI SRL (Bari, Bologna, Cagliari (1.35), Catanzaro, Genova, Milano, Roma).ACC (A Coruna (Ib), Bilbao (Ib), Catania (It), Coimbra (Ib), Gijon (Ib), Madrid (Ib), Murcia (Ib), Port de Sagunt (Ib), Santander (Ib), Sevilla (Ib), Taranto (It), Terni (It)).AA - Auto di Alonso (Cagliari (1.35), Pescara, Roma, Taranto).Following is a list of all companies and the cities they operate in. There are many fictitious companies in the game.
ADR certificates (which allow for transportation of hazardous goods) are also obtained via skill points in Euro Truck Simulator 2 as opposed to the first game in the series, where players merely paid a sizeable sum of money to receive an ADR. Once enough experience has been gained, the player levels up and receives a skill point which may be spent to enhance a certain skill. This money can then be spent on a new truck, upgrading the current truck or garage, expanding the business to other countries. You’ll meander your way around lakes and rivers, and forests of pine and birch will often close upon you as you journey through these countries of quiet, subdued beauty.Players choose their starting country, then go on to build a trucking empire.Īfter this, players can start taking jobs from various fictitious companies and delivering cargo to various cities to earn money and experience. Going further, you will enter populous and industrially rich regions of Finland, where you can enjoy the unique experience of driving efficient High Capacity Transports. For the first time you will drive into Russia and visit the great northern metropolis of Saint Petersburg. You’ll drive through vast swathes of low lying, verdant landscape, dotted with relics of past ages, as well as stark reminders of the great upheaval of the last century. Beyond the Baltic Sea DLC brings to Euro Truck Simulator 2 the countries of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, parts of western Russia, and the south of Finland.ĭozens of new cities, towns, ports and villages, new industries, thousands of kilometers of roads await.