This bus lanes MLO adds dedicated public-transport infrastructure to the streets around Legion Square, giving your city marked lanes, proper stops, and shelters that make bus roleplay feel intentional rather than improvised. It turns a busy downtown junction into a functioning transit corridor, where drivers follow real routes and passengers wait at clearly signed stops instead of flagging vehicles down anywhere on the road.
The build layers painted lane markings, kerb islands, shelters, and signage so the area reads as a planned transport zone that blends into the existing map. Materials and lighting stay grounded and readable, and everything streams as a standalone addition, keeping it framework-free and easy to pair with the transport jobs your drivers already run each shift.
Because the layout follows real bus-network logic, dispatchers can build believable timetables, drivers learn proper stop discipline, and roleplay around late buses, missed connections, and busy rush hours finally has a place to unfold. It gives passengers a genuine reason to gather, queue, and wait, turning an ordinary commute into small, organic street scenes that quietly fill out your city between bigger events.
What the bus lanes MLO adds
- Marked, dedicated bus lanes along key Legion Square streets
- Sheltered stops with seating and clear route signage
- Kerb islands and boarding areas for safe pickups
- Painted road markings that guide traffic naturally
- Clean tie-ins that blend into the surrounding streets
Ready for transport roleplay
- Correct collisions and mapping for stable performance
- Runs standalone with no framework required to load
- Pairs with any bus, taxi, or transport job
- Balanced assets that protect frame rate downtown
- Space for depots, layovers, and timed routes
These bus lanes MLO fit the rest of our maps & MLOs, so you can extend the network across the city without mismatched styles or awkward transitions between the areas you connect.
Round out each stop with a few props from our props collection, adding benches, bins, and timetable boards so every shelter feels finished and worth waiting at during a route.
Because the build is open source, you can move stops, adjust signage, or extend the lanes to match your own routes, keeping the transport network flexible as your city grows, and simple to extend with new stops, depots, or timed routes whenever your public transport roleplay expands across fresh districts of the map over the coming updates.
