Now, to be fair, I am german therefore I'm not very familiar with left-hand driving which doesn't help me with the Lane width at all, but the thing that broke the straw for me is the following: 1. the "Invisible" obstacles that are Littered all over the map or so it seems, I found out that those are Apparently Cars because I disabled the Collisions for those in the settings and then it was smooth sailing. 2. the Menu popup loading screens, feels like a 2018 throwback which is not positive at all. 3. The leftover particles that hover over the leftmost lane on Pacific highway. 4. the Coding of the stops. it was VERY confusing why there were FOUR 1440 target codes in the selection. 5. The lanes are just WAY too small for efficient driving, at least for me, it can't be that the lane is just Barely as wide as the bus, simulation or not, that is not very fun at all (and I own London, so tight roads are a lefthand drive thing in OMSI or so it seams which it shouldn't be IMO). 6. This might be personal, BUT I play with 3 monitors in NVIDIA Surround mode, and the Lefthand Mirror isn't always active which as a guy who is only Righthand driving most of the time is very difficult and does pair with the thing before. And the most annoying thing, 3 out of 4 busses are Poorly made, 2 even have only Chinese characters for the on-bus monitors (Ibis) which I had to use Google Translator to even remotely understand what they wanted from me, Then there is the interior, which is on those 3 busses not even existing, only some buttons with Green, Red or Yellow patches. overall, the Scenery, what I saw over the 2hrs I drove on the map, is pretty cool, but I had so many problems that I couldn't enjoy it once. Sad that it had so many problems, but great potential.
Thanks for reading,
an enthusiast bus sim Player