Hi Jordan,

I loaded the map as LHD and without a screenshot I assume you mean the following crossroad?
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2827742443
It seems that the custom road doesn't convert to LHD correctly, it's not caused by reversed placement but by asset-editor road option I guess. Only option for you is to manually revert them.

Hey I noticed the intersection on the corner on the map that is a bottleneck has its lane allocations backwards. Either you put them the wrong way or they don't update on LHD mode.

Thank you GPRichie, it will take a while before I start to map Den Haag. My road project takes more time then I anticipated.

What a great map, looking forward to Den Haag!

Thank you Dizzle, the overlays will be helpfull to your project.

The video looks really cool.

Hey, I'm from Arnhem and I'm using this map to recreate the city! check out the WIP version here https://youtu.be/fvkt5dMecoo
Thanks for creating this map, you did a wonderful job!

Thank you guys!

All though it is quiet for months now, I am really busy with my Dutch highway project. Which will be a part of my still to build Den Haag map. I couldn't hide my frustration anymore with the vanilla roads especially the thick overpass/bridge sections.

Congrats on map of the year!

Congrats on map of the year

Congrats on MoY award. :)

Congratulations on winning BonBonB's map of the Year 2021!

Thank you and nice to hear you like the area.

You never watched the war movie "A bridge too far"? Arnhem/Oosterbeek is where the Brits fought, although the movie scenes were shot elsewhere.

Enjoy my map.

This is a really great scale of map for Cities Skylines! I had never heard of Arnhem before (American), but I really appreciate the opportunity to build a reasonable sized old town (inside the ring road) as well as a river harbor, some nature areas, and more contemporary Dutch-inspired office areas and suburbs. I wanted to try to build some canals in the "old town" so I'm taking some inspiration from Amersfoort and Utrecht as well

The roads are like in real life that's why I recommend using TM:PE for better traffic flow.

The powerline follows the real route and goes underground at that exact point.

Traffic management could be better. There is gridlock off the start tile and a piece of road that just misses the start tile. Also there is a far off powerline that goes nowhere which could go closer to the map centre.
Other than that, looks nice.

I thought you were going to say Mcdonald's ;)

I can finally built a campus near Het Prisma College.

That's why I recommend using the TM: PE Stable mod to get a steady flow. The default vehicle behaviour only utilize one lane which is causing the traffic jams.

TM: PE Stable mod isn't supported in the map editor so you have to do it.

Traffic lights on highways seem to create massive jams

Many tnx, Pz.Magnus, trouble was in conflict, I accidently subed UTM v1.12.
Also, really interesting map, but sadly my expansion was intended to include highways with traffic lights (to disable lights).
Can you disable them by default?

Yes ofcourse, If you are sure you have all tree packs installed and activated, you probably have not activated the Unlimited Trees: Revisited mod. And or subscribed to the original Unlimited Trees Mod v1.12 mod aswell which conflicts.

So only have either one installed, the revisted mod reduce save times.

Hope it helps otherwise report back.

Oh, can u help me? I have only your map and collection subscribed from workshop but many trees seems missing (Also tons of workshop experience but this puzzles me)

You are welcome.

Neeeeh, het moet wel leuk blijven :).

Nice

Nice! leuk zeg. Nijmegen staat er toch niet op he?

Thank you guys.

What a stunningly detailed map. Well done.

Awesome job

Magnificent!

Yeah, the start tile is at the "John Frost" bridge.

Is that the "bridge too far"?

Klasse!

Again thank you for pointing it out to me otherwise I would have released a bugged map.

Have fun with it.

Great map. Thank you for amending the roads so it no longer relies on NEx2

Looks good!