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New John City is a community-driven map for OMSI 2 inspired by the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) network in Ontario, Canada, featuring detailed North American infrastructure and authentic routes like the 191/192 Airport Rocket and 132B Hillside. Developed by creators including Tofucookie, the project has evolved through multiple iterations (New John City II) and is often accessed via community-shared links on platforms such as GitHub. Access the project files at OMSI 2 - New John City pre2-0.4.1: 132B Hillside

This isn't just another reskin of default roads. Created by a dedicated team of German and UK modders, New John City (NJC) offers a sprawling, fictional 30+ kilometer network that blends high-speed motorway sections with dense urban sprawl. Having spent a week driving the full line 47, here is everything you need to know. omsi 2 new john city full

This helps authors and community members diagnose conflicts or missing assets. New John City is a community-driven map for

1. City route – Tight corners, traffic lights, narrow bus stops, parked cars. Good for practicing reverse maneuvers.
2. Intercity route – Long straights through fields, 50–60 mph zones, a challenging hill climb.
3. Industrial route – Potholes (simulated via bumpy splines), roundabouts, and warehouse deliveries.

Route 199 Finch Rocket: An express-style service featured in development updates to provide faster transit options within the map. City route – Tight corners, traffic lights, narrow

Authentic Route Recreations: Many routes are based on real-life transit lines. For example, users can drive:

• FPS: On a mid-range PC (i5-10400, GTX 1660), expect 25–40 FPS in city center, 50–60 in rural areas.
• Load times: First load takes 3–5 minutes due to object compilation.
• Crashes: The “full” version is generally stable, but some users report missing splines or AI path errors. Always install the required dependencies (often: OMSI 2 base + Hamburg DLC or Man City DLC for objects).

Because New John City can be resource-intensive, these steps are highly recommended:

Based on our review of the John City map, we recommend the following: