New Mexico is out!

[KrysEmlyn]

The navigation changes also include arrows that indicate you should change lanes before you get to your next junction/intersection.
It would appear that they have GPS support for individual lanes and not just for the entire roadway section you are on, based on the screenshots I've seen so far.

[brainiac]

Jontsuba, I think you may be on to something about the multiple modes comment in the SCS blog. Not much use for ferries in the ATS map, so it could very well refer to trains to get to DLCs that are separated on the map for those who don't own all of them. Heck, it could even let them do a few east coast states in the near future, without all the boring corn fields in between.
My only concern, if our assumptions are correct, is whether it will mess up the economy. Let's say, in the future, you have the New Mexico DLC and a hypothetical Texas DLC. You want to take a job from Arizona to Texas and want to drive the whole way, but there is a train available across New Mexico for players who don't own that DLC. Hopefully, you can turn the "train mode" off, or it at least will not penalize you like the notorious ferry bug in ETS2.
In further support of this hypothesis, note that there are already rail connections built into ATS as pick-up/drop-off points in the freight market. I would think it would be fairly straightforward to connect these with a railroad.

In ETS2, you always can go to def folder and remove ferries. Anyway, it will be possible in ATS.

[jontsuba]

I have upgraded my ATS and this is what they offer :

Best - shortest - small roads

Well it seems it was simpler than I imagined Anyway is a nice feature.

[jontsuba]

New Mexico DLC finally has a Steam webpage!!

[Volleybal4life]

It was about time Even DLC Bella Italia already had a page......

[jontsuba]

Yeah, it was a bit worrying

[Aves]

Here a map

[Mercedes2002CZ]

Is this map from Janusz's stream?

[Aves]

^Yep

[Mooner_37]

Do you have the url of janusz's stream?