All five incidents
Traffic jams, locks, breakdowns, closed receivers and new rush orders require decisions about time, money and remaining deliveries.
In this article
What Changes an Incident
The dialog stops the simulation for your decision and shows available options.
| Incident | Situation concerned | Basic options |
|---|---|---|
| Traffic jam | Deceleration on an affected road | Bypass or stay on the previous route |
| Roadblock | A road section is temporarily unusable | New route or waiting for release |
| Vehicle breakdown | A delivery vehicle does not get any further | Repair, use suitable reserve or cancel the rest of the tour |
| Consignee closed | A vehicle reaches a temporarily closed receiver | Wait, try again later or postpone order |
| Urgent order | Additional express order during delivery | Valid plan and accept or reject fee |
A maximum of two incidents are scheduled in the regular daily schedule; a scheduled incident need not actually be triggered if there is no longer a valid destination; road events depend on the affected section; a closed receiver reports on arrival.
The dialogue shows time and cost consequences and risks for deadlines; some consequences are in a possible range; several existing routes may be affected by one road; the consequence is not always limited to the first reported vehicle.
Direct charges, travel costs and repeated responses
A free button can take time, and a paid response can cause longer journeys.
Paid organized responses share a surcharge over the entire run: bypassing, rerouting, breakdown repair, reserve mobilization and re-delivery, counting together. Each previous paid response increases the next one by 25 CR. The meter does not start again every morning.
Example: a first bypass costs 40 CR service fee plus additional travel costs. If it was the first paid organized reaction, the next bypass costs 65 CR service fee; after two such reactions 90 CR. An interim free cancellation does not increase this meter.
For a paid option to be available, you'll need enough up-to-date operating credit for the direct fee, including the surcharge, and additional route will also affect the tour's cost of travel, so the full preview is more important than the service fee alone.
| Reaction | Basic fee before surcharge | Other consequences |
|---|---|---|
| Circumvent traffic jams / detour the barrier | 40 CR | Additional route, time and travel costs |
| Breakdown repair | 75–110 CR | 20-40 minutes repair before time modifiers |
| Roadside assistance reserve | 55 CR | Additional travel costs and 8 minutes handover plus travel time |
| Recipients will try again later | 250 CR | New stop sequence and additional route possible |
| Recipients move | 0 CR | Order remains open; subsequent transfer or loss under order rules |
| Urgent order rejected | 45 CR, maximum balance available | No new order; no joint reaction charge |
Why is the same repair more expensive later?
Previous paid organized responses in the run increase the next one by 25 CR. Also counts an earlier bypass or a new delivery attempt.
Is the rejection of an urgent order blocked at 0 CR?
No. The refusal fee is limited to the existing credit.
Does the breakdown fund lower the 25-CR premium?
No, it reduces the basic breakdown costs, and the common mark-up is subsequently applied.
Traffic jams and roadblocks
Compare the detour with the possible waiting time and the deadlines of the remaining stops.
| Event | Time basis | Paid response | Free reaction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Traffic jam | Traffic jam time from a base range of 1–180 minutes, while a travel time factor of 1–10 slows the affected journey. | Bypass: 40 CR plus surcharge and additional travel costs if a route is possible. | Stay on the existing route and accept the slowdown. |
| Roadblock | Lock time from a base range of 20-45 minutes. | Detours: 40 CR plus surcharge and additional travel costs if a route is possible. | Waiting for release. |
A free response prevents an additional direct charge, but several deliveries may be delayed, and a bypass is only worthwhile if the new route justifies its cost and time.
Security protocol reduces traffic jam delay by 30%, but increases your regular service hours.
Is a detour always available?
No. There must be a valid alternative and the direct fee must be affordable.
Is the road block closed the same as the daytime main road situation?
No. An incident is a local decision during extradition. The daytime situation applies according to their fixed time and road rules for the day.
Breakdown: repair, reserve or demolition
The best choice depends on which remaining orders are still to be saved.
Repair costs basically 75-110 CR and 20-40 minutes. The specific price and the specific delay are determined for the current breakdown. Breakdown fund reduces the basic repair fee, safety protocol the repair delay.
A reserve must have remained in the depot, have no stops and be compatible with all remaining orders; a vehicle already travelling on another tour will not be offered as a custodian reserve; capacity, order size, refrigeration and fragility requirements will also apply in the rescue.
The reserve costs 55 CR mobilization before surcharge and discount, additional travel costs and a handover time of eight minutes plus travel time.
Cancellation does not cost a direct response fee. Stops that have already been completed remain completed; the remaining orders are removed from the tour. Normal new orders can be carried on during the day billing, while express or critical or older orders expire or fail. The dialogue shows the expected carryovers and losses.
Can an almost empty vehicle on the road be the roadside reserve?
Not as a regular custodial reserve, for which it must remain in the custodial reserve and be unplanned.
Are all remaining orders lost immediately upon termination?
No. They open up again. The usual rules at the end of the day decide on transmission, expiration or failure.
Are already completed deliveries retained?
Yes. The termination affects the remaining tour, not the orders already delivered.
Consignee closed
This incident occurs at the door, and waiting and moving have different consequences.
| Option | Money | Follow for the route |
|---|---|---|
| Waiting | No direct charge | Waiting for the opening; base area 30–180 minutes, current view in dialogue. |
| Try again | 250 CR plus joint reaction charge | Place the order at the end of the remaining tour; only available with valid new plan. |
| Displacement | No direct charge | Remove the order from the tour and leave it open. |
A re-try is not a free short loop, it has a high direct fee and can cause further distance, if the order is already at the end of the tour or the new plan is void, this reaction is not available.
Postponement does not mean that the order is already considered a successful delivery or guaranteed order of tomorrow. Express and critical or older orders may be lost at the end of the day. New normal standard orders may continue to exist according to their carry-over rules.
Security protocol reduces the waiting time by 30%, but still check which subsequent stops could be late.
Does it cost to move 225 CR?
In the current normal process, Moving is the free dodge option.
Is waiting always the most favorable overall decision?
If the delay causes further deliveries to be delayed or phased out, the overall consequence may be more expensive.
Additional urgent order
A new small express order can bring money, but jeopardize your previous plan.
The current express order is a small express order with a capacity point, a deadline of 2 p.m. and 50% additional basic remuneration.
Before accepting, you choose a suitable vehicle and a valid insertion into the tour. The dialogue shows additional time and costs, as well as the expected change in the result.
Acceptance does not have its own service fee, but it does incur additional travel and delivery costs; in principle, the refusal costs 45 CR; in the case of less credit, the maximum amount available; this refusal does not increase the common 25 CR surcharge.
Keep an eye on the previous express and critical orders. A well-paid additional order is not an improvement if it makes several already planned deliveries fail.
Do I get another 60-100 minutes on each acceptance?
No. In the current rush order, the indicated time period applies, usually 2 p.m.
Can I assume without creating a route?
No. A validly prepared insertion plan and a compatible vehicle are required.
Game version: October 6, 2026. Content and balance may change during development.