Developed by a dedicated team of enthusiasts, New John City is a fictional map that serves as a love letter to the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) and surrounding transit agencies. Unlike many European maps that focus on narrow, cobblestone alleys, New John City features wide arterial roads, suburban pockets, and complex highway systems that require a different set of driving skills.
Historically, large-scale OMSI 2 maps like New John City have faced performance hurdles due to the game's aging engine. However, recent developments (as of May 2026) have introduced significant optimizations.
The project aims to provide a dense, living city environment with detailed buildings, realistic traffic logic, and a wide variety of routes. Key Features and Gameplay
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The map is often showcased with iconic North American buses, such as the D40LF equipped with Cummins engines and Allison transmissions, providing a realistic soundscape for the Canadian setting.
For nearly a decade, has held its ground as the gold standard for hardcore bus simulation. Unlike the glossy, streamlined competitors, OMSI 2 thrives on its unparalleled mechanical depth, realistic physics, and a thriving modding community that creates content rivaling—and often exceeding—official DLC.
The map includes a variety of lines, ranging from local neighborhood loops to express services that cut through the city center. Managing the schedule is difficult because traffic density can cause significant delays. Players must balance the urge to speed with the need for passenger safety and comfort.