Tours, freight, driving hours — dispatching that feels real.
You inherit a small van and a leased yard on the edge of Leverkusen. From that you build a haulage firm: take freight from the exchange, plan tours, hire drivers, buy bigger vehicles — all the way across Europe.
What makes it special are the driving and rest times. Your driver cannot keep going forever; after the mandated hours he stops, whether that suits you or not.
All you need is a nickname and a password. There is nothing to buy, nothing to pay out and no advertising. Works in any browser and on your phone.
Play for freeThe exchange shows you route, weight and rate — but that is only half the truth. What matters is where your truck currently stands. You drive to the loading point empty, and diesel costs money without freight too.
That is why the exchange shows you, for every job, which of your free trucks gets there most cheaply and what the empty run costs.
A driver may only drive for a limited stretch and then has to rest. The game enforces this. A tour that looks like one run on paper takes longer in reality. Being on time is part of the payment.
At first you drive yourself and charge an owner wage. Later you hire drivers, buy bigger vehicles and afford a dispatcher, who can queue several tours in advance.
Trade in the market hall creates real freight jobs — every pallet that changes hands has to be driven by someone. Those jobs show up as named freight and pay a small rebate on top.
Nothing. No paid content, no premium currency, no ads.
They are the core of the game: your driver has to rest after the mandated driving time, even mid-tour.
Yes. The game runs twelve times faster than the real clock and shows you where your truck is when you come back.
Probably the empty run to the loading point. It is counted, and on big vehicles every kilometre without freight costs real money.