Hello, Truckers!

Take the driver seat as we proudly announce the release of the much-awaited Truck Driver®: The American Dream ‘Steering Wheel Support’ update. Available today for PlayStation®5 and later for Xbox Series X|S, this latest patch introduces full Steering Wheel Support, elevating the trucking adventure to new levels of immersion and realism.

Check the full patch notes below:

PS5 Patch #17 - 0.9.9.9 & Xbox Series X|S Patch #10 -0.9.9.9

Updates:

• Includes initial support for steering wheels on PlayStation 5 and Xbox platforms for the following wheel brands. Others might work as well, but haven't been tested:

• Logitech

• Fanatec

• Thrustmaster

• HORI

• Added walking pedestrians in 5 more locations.

• Additional memory optimizations for PS5 and Xbox Series S.

• New "Freedom to Roam" missions.

• Dashboard lighting improvements.

• Traffic performance upgrades.

• Traffic behavior – some traffic is now set to stay on the highway.

• Added speed radars to fine players for going too fast (you can see cameras and police assets on the road).

• Added radar warning and speed signs.

• Emitter lighting update – significantly improved lighting in areas using emitter lighting.

• Added more than 100 light sources in the world.

• Numerous material, asset, and texture optimizations.

• Improved window reflections on the truck for improved visibility from the in-cabin camera.

Fixes:

• Updated windshield wiper logic.

• Updated colliders for some traffic vehicles to improve collision behavior.

• Numerous environmental fixes.

• Fixed trailer spawners (hiding POI icon and indicator boxes when inactive).

• Various minor visual and behavior fixes (visibility of mission icons, teleportation when out of stamina, time skip duration fix...).

• Updated teleportation locations – the goal is to minimize cases where the truck is teleported onto a specific world asset or off the road.

• Fixed numerous guardrails causing players to get stuck and frame drops.

• Road and vegetation fixes.

• Static trailers and trucks no longer change lights in tandem with the main truck.

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