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Big Fat Industry Roads

Is industry giving traffic nightmares? Do you wish you had something better than grids of factories? Or did you zone the whole damn thing into one way roads?

Well, the heavy duty industrial factory road. It's got a wide berth, so wide, the longest double trailers can happily park full on sideways and still not stop traffic. Parking is plentiful - cims are allowed to park beside the median, in fact, they will even double park because it's free real estate. (It's illegal). All in all, the heavy duty industrial factory road has four parking lanes. Without even requiring you to draw those annoying parking lots yourself.

Pedestrians are kept safe by walking along the median. They gotta stay away from those dangerous industrial cargo! Also, buses stop along the median.

This asset pack contains:

1) Factory Road (ASPHALT) - Super wide road area, generic gray with white and yellow markings. Suitable for generic industries and zones with a lot of factories.

2) Factory Road (TARMAC) - "Higher end" factory road with spacious and beautiful sidewalks. The road is jet black from regular road maintenance activities, which unfortunately also cause cracks to appear from constantly patching and repatching the road.

3) Factory Road (CONCRETE) - Drab, suffocating and featureless concrete for miles and miles. Extremely plain with very worn faded road markings from disuse. Concrete, unlike the rest, does *not* have parking lanes. I left them out because this surface is very suitable for plopping custom parking lots.

4) Factory Road (RURAL) - Completely unpaved, with texture that mimics soil, fertile field, or gravel depending on what you set with Network Skins 2 Beta. The median is decorated with busy grass and rusty metal drains; the rest is a blank canvas for detailers to fill in. It looks sad as a default but will look real lively with the right trees and grass. \

5) Factory Road (ROCKY) - Dusty and rocky, this factory road is suited for ore industry. The road area has a slight muddy texture from all the soil sticking to the wheels of trucks. The pavement is coarse grained from lack of urban development, and fine dust particles pollute the surrounding air.