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American Truck Simulator's British Columbia DLC reveals tunnels and snow sheds

Today's look at American Truck Simulator's upcoming British Columbia DLC focuses on the tunnels and snow sheds found along its highways, from mountain passes to Metro Vancouver.

Snow sheds on British Columbia's mountain highways

One of the most recognizable structures is the Great Bear Snow Shed on the famous Coquihalla Highway, a concrete landmark that protects drivers from avalanches and falling snow. Further east, several snow sheds line the Trans-Canada Highway (TC-1) through Glacier National Park, sheltering the road amid towering mountains and dense forests.

Tunnels on the Trans-Canada near Hope

The winding stretch of the Trans-Canada Highway near Hope includes a collection of tunnels carved through the mountainsides:

  • Yale Tunnel
  • Alexandra Tunnel
  • Hell's Gate Tunnel
  • Ferrabee Tunnel
  • China Bar Tunnel

Together, they form one of the most memorable highway stretches in the expansion, with dramatic canyon views between each passage.

Urban tunnels in Vancouver

In the Vancouver area, the Cassiar Tunnel carries traffic beneath a major city corridor, while another tunnel runs underneath the Fraser River to connect parts of Metro Vancouver.

The British Columbia DLC is still upcoming. Drivers eager to explore the province can add it to their Steam wishlist now.

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