More South Ferry Bus Terminal pictures:
Road leading to South Ferry Bus Terminal:
14th Street (Lower Manhattan):
Terminal @ Greystone Pier:
Greystone Depot:
11th Ave outside Greystone Pier:
Posts by New Era Productions
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Type of project: Map
Name of project: New Era Universe 7.2
Involved persons: tiwats, mta3306, UltimateNeoplan
Estimated construction time: 1 month
Details:
Welcome to the WIP thread for the map New Era Universe 7! Here you will find up to date screenshots on this developing map. Work has been ongoing for a couple of years, but the map has been improved in quality to provide a better driving experience for the simulator. When it is available, you will be able to find the download link on this forum or here.
THIS MAP REQUIRES THE CHICAGO DLC ON STEAM FOR IT TO WORK PROPERLY. NONE OF THESE PAYWARE FILES ARE INCLUDED IN THE DOWNLOAD PACKAGE.
With all that out of the way, let me introduce the map to you!
NEU 7 is a map based of New York City and currently includes 1 user operated line (M9) and 3 AI lines (M6, M55, Q10). By the time of release, we hope to have 2 fully scenerized lines for the player to drive. The M9 operates from South Ferry Bus Terminal to Greystone Pier, and are located on two opposite sides of Manhattan. The driver will travel down 11th Ave through busy traffic and construction to try to keep their schedule in this busy city.
South Ferry
This terminal has just been rebuilt so that it will be able to handle 24 bus lines by the map completion. It features 10 bus bays and a central loop with sidings.
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