SCS Software, the developer of American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2, has revealed seven more cities and towns for the upcoming British Columbia DLC for American Truck Simulator. The developer published the locations in an official Steam announcement on October 13, 2026. This is the second part of the “British Columbia Cities” series; the first part was published earlier.
Seven More Communities for Drivers
Cranbrook sits in the East Kootenay region and has strong ties to the railway and surrounding mountains. Its landmarks include the old train station and the Cranbrook History Centre, which preserves historic Canadian railcars.
Valemount lies in the North Thompson Valley near the northern end of the Rocky Mountain Trench. It is surrounded by the Rockies, Cariboo Mountains, and Monashee Mountains.
Williams Lake is a regional centre in the Cariboo region. Players will find the Tourism Discovery Centre, hotels, restaurants, and the Station House Gallery. That gallery is a railway station built in 1919 and the oldest standing building in the city.
Prince George is an industrial and transportation hub in northern British Columbia at the intersection of Highways 16 and 97 and connected to rail routes. Its industries include a paper mill, chemical factory, refinery, and a large intermodal transportation hub.
Prince Rupert is a major port city on the North Pacific coast with history in fishing, forestry, railway transportation, and shipping. The port city is a gateway for international trade.
Vernon is in the North Okanagan and its economy is tied to agriculture plus manufacturing, tourism, and forestry.
Bella Coola is a remote community at the western end of Highway 20 on the Central Coast. It is reachable through mountains, dense forests, and dramatic scenery.
What the Second Reveal Lists
The table below collects the remaining details from the second reveal. It lists delivery jobs and landmarks that SCS Software tied to each community, and it groups the seven entries by city.
| City | What to find |
|---|---|
| Cranbrook | Visitor centre |
| Valemount | Visitor center in a distinctive log building |
| Williams Lake | Deliveries to a sawmill, scrapyard, and construction equipment dealer |
| Prince George | RCMP station, St. Michael’s Anglican Church, and rail station |
| Prince Rupert | Harbour port, seafood facility, timber harvesting, RCMP station, courthouse, visitor center, lighthouse, Museum of Northern British Columbia |
| Vernon | Deliveries to agricultural equipment dealer, landscape supply company, yacht builder, RV dealer, beverage plant, hospital complex, Okanagan Science Centre, Telecommunications Tower Building |
| Bella Coola | RCMP station, The Augsburg United Church |
Players can use this list to see what each location adds to the DLC. The seven entries are spread across British Columbia.
No Release Date and Where to Play
This is only the second cities reveal, and the post gives no release date for the DLC. SCS Software still describes British Columbia as upcoming, and the studio asks players to add British Columbia to their Steam Wishlist. SCS Software will bring the British Columbia DLC to its Poznan Game Arena 2026 booth, where visitors can play it. The studio previously previewed five upcoming DLCs including British Columbia, and its Gamescom 2026 aftermovie recapped that booth.
