We have not inspected a game build or an official full roster. Entries below distinguish secondary-source reports from details we could not verify. No vehicle licensing, route availability or launch inclusion is implied.
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| Entry | Category | Evidence status | What it establishes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loděnice, Czech Republic | Location | Community-reported · Wiki | A named setting in community coverage; not a verified list of drivable towns. |
| 1:1 map scale | World design | Reported plan · JV Plays | A scale claim, not proof of final road length, travel time or Europe-wide coverage. |
| Launch roads and cities | Map scope | Not verified | No complete primary-source route or city list authenticated in this review. |
| Actros-inspired vehicle family | European trucks | Reported plan · JV Plays | Coverage mentions this family; it does not establish official branding or licensing. |
| Older and newer generations | Vehicle variety | Reported plan · JV Plays | Multiple eras are discussed; individual launch models remain unverified. |
| Launch truck roster | Release content | Not verified | No confirmed model count, specifications, prices or unlock levels available to this guide. |
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What does a 1:1 map mean?
At a literal 1:1 distance scale, one real-world kilometer corresponds to one in-world kilometer. That alone says nothing about the size of the finished playable area or how the game’s clock advances.
A faithful small area can use a 1:1 scale. It does not follow that every European country, road or city is included.
Our diagram illustrates that distinction. It is not a leaked map, navigation aid or representation of the actual game world.
Try the 1:1 distance calculator
Enter your own hypothetical route distance and average speed. This calculates uninterrupted travel time from distance ÷ speed. It is not a game route planner or a prediction of its time scale.
Assumes constant average speed and no loading, traffic or stops. The calculation does not verify RoadLife’s actual map or clock behavior.
How to verify a new map or truck claim
Look for the exact build, an identifiable developer post and an explicit statement of inclusion. Distinguish a preview model from a drivable vehicle, a planned town from a finished area, and a community nickname from a licensed manufacturer name. A visual resemblance alone does not establish a model’s official identity.
Send corrections with the original source URL to hello@haulatlas.com. This page is a dated editorial snapshot; it does not fetch live vehicle or map data.