American Truck Simulator's British Columbia DLC reveals seven more cities

SCS Software has named seven more cities for American Truck Simulator’s upcoming British Columbia DLC: Cranbrook, Valemount, Williams Lake, Prince George, Prince Rupert, Vernon, and Bella Coola. The second cities blog, published October 13, 2026, covers communities ranging from large urban and industrial hubs to remote mountain and coastal stops, along with their landmarks and delivery industries.

• Cranbrook — East Kootenay city with strong railway ties. Landmarks include the old train station, the Cranbrook History Centre and its collection of historic Canadian railcars, and the visitor centre, set among mountains and forests.
• Valemount — Nestled in the North Thompson Valley near the northern end of the Rocky Mountain Trench, with the Rockies, Cariboo Mountains, and Monashee Mountains nearby. Look for the visitor centre in a distinctive log building.
• Williams Lake — Cariboo region centre surrounded by forests, rolling hills, and open countryside. Landmarks include the Tourism Discovery Centre, hotels, restaurants, and the historic Station House Gallery — built as a railway station in 1919, the oldest standing building in the city, and now an art gallery and cultural space. Jobs include a local sawmill, scrapyard, and construction equipment dealer.
• Prince George — Northern BC industrial and transportation hub at the intersection of Highways 16 and 97, connected to major rail routes and moving goods across the province toward the Pacific Coast. Industries include a paper mill, chemical factory, refinery, and large intermodal transportation hub. Landmarks include the Royal Canadian Mounted Police station, St. Michael’s Anglican Church, and the rail station.
• Prince Rupert — Major North Pacific port city with ties to fishing, forestry, railway transportation, and shipping. Road and rail links connect its port facilities to communities across Canada and beyond, helping it serve as a gateway for international trade. Jobs include contracts to and from the harbour port, a seafood facility, and nearby timber harvesting operations. Landmarks include the RCMP station, courthouse, visitor center, lighthouse, and the Museum of Northern British Columbia, which showcases the history, art, and culture of BC’s Northwest Coast.
• Vernon — North Okanagan city where agriculture remains important alongside manufacturing, tourism, forestry, and other industries. Deliveries include an agricultural equipment dealer, landscape supply company, yacht builder, RV dealer, and beverage plant. Landmarks include the hospital complex, Okanagan Science Centre, and the distinctive Telecommunications Tower Building.
• Bella Coola — Remote Central Coast community at the western end of Highway 20. The drive into Bella Coola Valley passes mountains, dense forests, and dramatic scenery. Landmarks include the RCMP station and The Augsburg United Church.

SCS also pointed back to the first British Columbia cities blog for anyone who missed it. The British Columbia DLC can be wishlisted now.