Oklahoma

Oklahoma The Sooner State
Location Details
Type	State
Accessible	18 WoS: Yes ATS: Yes
Game(s) Featured in	Pedal to the Metal American Truck Simulator
Number of accessible cities	18 WoS: 1 ATS: 10
Time zone	CDT (UTC-5)
Also known as	Оклахома
Publishing Information
Form	DLC
Platform(s)
Release Date	August 1, 2023
Suggested Price	$11.99, £9.99, €11,99
DLC Features
State(s)	Oklahoma
Features	(see article)
Speed Limits
Freeway	75 mph (121 kmh)
Undivided Highway	65 mph (105 kmh)
Urban Area	35 mph (56 kmh)
Map

"From the grand American highways running through the hills of dusk-red rock to leading cities bustling with culture, landmarks, and businesses. Oklahoma is a diverse state shaped by its history and industries. Located in the south of the country, "The Sooner State" generally tends to have a reputation of being a rather arid place, however, it’s much better to avoid judging this book by its cover. The state is home to wonderful national parks, several natural marvels, and historical places full of mysteries and legends. But those who are looking for something more practical instead will find their purpose as well since the local road network and a strong economy driven by natural gas and oil production will keep every trucker properly busy." — Official American Truck Simulator Website

Oklahoma is a state of the United States, which is featured in American Truck Simulator as a map expansion DLC and in 18 Wheels of Steel: Pedal to the Metal. It was released on August 1, 2023. It is the eleventh map of DLC involving map expansions, but the tenth paid one.

The state is bordered by Kansas to the north, Texas to the south, Missouri to the northeast, Arkansas to the east, New Mexico to the west, and Colorado to the northwest.

DLC Features

• Discover 10 explorable cities including Tulsa and Oklahoma City (Jump to section)
• Enjoy trucking through several scenic towns (settlements) (Jump to section)
• Discover and deliver to Oklahoma's important industries like Bus Factory, Tire Factory, River Port and more (Jump to section)
• See several landmarks unique to Oklahoma including Skydance Bridge, University of Tulsa, and Route 66 Museum. (See landmarks)
• Admire and explore Gloss Mountain and Beavers Bend State Parks
• Fuel up & rest in 30 unique truck stops
• Unlock Oklahoma-specific Steam achievements (Jump to section)

Release History

• 27 June 2022: Some gas station signs added in the 1.45 Open Beta are named with the abbreviation OK in the map editor, indicating that Oklahoma will be coming at some point in the future.
• 4 August 2022: In the Montana DLC release stream, Pavel explains and foresees the map developer team's next project to be "pushing east" and "along the Old Route 66 in a way", indicating Oklahoma might be the next state after Texas.
• 4 October 2022: A Great Falls Cargo Terminal prefab variant in the map editor named "ok_tulsa" is added in the 1.46 Open Beta, further indicating that Oklahoma might be the next state after Texas.
• 14 November 2022: During the Czech & Slovak Games Week 2022 stream, SCS developer Paulie confirmed Oklahoma will be the next state after Texas with a trailer, alongside the Steam store page being released.
• 15 November 2022: Texas DLC released with some incomplete roads towards far western Oklahoma from Dalhart and Amarillo.
• 23 November 2022: First official blog post confirmed Oklahoma with a few new screenshots.
• 20 December 2022: In the SCS Christmas Stream, the team reveals new screenshots of Oklahoma.
• 30 December 2022: Blog post about new landmarks and areas.
• 20 January 2023: Blog post about new industries.
• 9 February 2023: Blog post about truck stops.
• 28 February 2023: First blog post about cities and settlements.
• 13 March 2023: Blog post about agriculture.
• 14 March 2023: The 1.47 Open Beta is released, adding some new roads towards and within Oklahoma.
• 6 April 2023: Second blog post about cities and settlements.
• 19 April 2023: Blog post about the road network.
• 5 May 2023: Blog post about new companies.
• 15 May 2023: Blog post about ports of entry and weigh stations.
• 30 May 2023: Blog post about water bodies.
• 10 June 2023: Blog post about turnpike tolls.
• 16 June 2023: Blog post about new cargoes.
• 22 June 2023: The 1.48 Open Beta is released, adding more new roads towards and within Oklahoma.
• 23 June 2023: Blog post about gameplay video.
• 29 June 2023: Blog post about Tulsa.
• 4 July 2023: Blog post about Beavers Bend State Park and Gloss Mountain State Park.
• 11 July 2023: Blog Post about Oklahoma City, the capital city of Oklahoma.
• 19 July 2023: SCS announced on their social media sites that on 20 July 2023, will have a first exclusive Oklahoma gameplay livestream.
• 20 July 2023: SCS makes a first exclusive Oklahoma gameplay livestream.
• 21 July 2023: SCS announced the release date of the expansion with a trailer video.
• 24 July 2023: Blog post about Oklahoma's new Special Transport routes.
• 1 August 2023: Oklahoma DLC is released.

Since the release of the DLC, new major contents have been added to it for free in game updates.

• 10 September 2024: Update 1.51 adds the middle section of the I-44 through Oklahoma City, which connects the western and eastern section, as well as two new depots to deliver and two new truck stops on the I-40, which are located to the Arkansas border. A blog post on the 31 July 2024 announced the additions.

Geography

TBA

Climate

TBA

Cities

• There are ten cities in the Oklahoma Map Expansion.
• Cities which are also in the 18 Wheels of Steel series are marked with " * "
• Note: Oklahoma City is marked in italic lettering since it is the state capital.

Ardmore	Clinton	Enid
TBA	TBA	TBA
Guymon	Idabel	Lawton
TBA	TBA	TBA
McAlester	Oklahoma City *	Tulsa
TBA	TBA	TBA
Woodward
TBA

Suburbs

Suburbs on this wiki are defined as separate cities in real life that are shown as part of larger cities in game.

• Catoosa (part of Tulsa)
• Edmond (part of Oklahoma City)
• Midwest City (part of Oklahoma City)

Scenery Towns

Scenery towns on this wiki are defined as cities or communities that are unmarked on the map.

• Altus
• Blue
• Boise City
• Broken Bow
• Calera
• Chouteau
• Claremore
• Cushing
• Drumright
• Duncan
• Durant
• Henryetta
• Hochatown
• Hugo
• Madill
• Miami
• Prague
• Sallisaw
• Spiro
• Stroud
• Texhoma
• Waurika

New Companies

Main article: American Truck Simulator Companies

Icon	Company Name	Company Description
	Central Civil Works	Public Works
	Dynamix	Tire Manufacturing
	EPRO	Propane factory
	Myroo	Furniture store
	Rock Port	Port logistics
	Technoma	Electronics
	Tulsa Freight	Airport logistics
	Yelco	Bus Factory

Roads

Interstates

There are five accessible Interstate Highways:

Interstate 35	Interstate 40	Interstate 44
Texas - Kansas	Texas - Arkansas	Texas - Missouri
Interstate 235	Interstate 244
Oklahoma City (I-35/US 62 - I-40)	Tulsa (I-44/US 75 - I-44/US 412)

US Highways

The shields for these US Routes are currently in the game files:

• US54 US 54 (Texas - Kansas)
• US59 US 59 (Arkansas - Kansas)
• US60 US 60 (Texas - Missouri)
• US62 US 62 (Texas - Arkansas)
• US64 US 64 (New Mexico - Arkansas)
• US69 US 69 (Texas - Kansas)
• US70 US 70 (Texas - Arkansas)
• US75 US 75 (Texas - Kansas)
• US77 US 77 (Texas - Kansas)
• US83 US 83 (Texas - Kansas)
• US183 US 183 (Texas - Kansas)
• US281 US 281 (Texas - Kansas)
• US287 US 287 (Texas - Colorado)
• US385 US 385 (Texas - Colorado)
• US412 US 412 (New Mexico - Arkansas)

State Highways

• SH-1
• SH-3
• SH-5
• SH-7
• SH-8
• SH-9
• SH-15
• SH-31
• SH-34
• SH-37
• SH-66
• SH-70B
• SH-95
• SH-99
• SH-136
• SH-142
• SH-149
• SH-259A
• SH-325
• SH-375
• SH-385
  

Honey Bee plush toy

For early adopters of the DLC, having a profile connected to your World of Trucks account and making any delivery using the External Contracts or External Market to or from Oklahoma City will earn a Honey Bee plush toy.

Achievements

Main article: American Truck Simulator Achievements

Icon	Name	Description
	The Sooner State	Discover every cities in Oklahoma
	Can Do!	View cutscenes from all viewpoints in Oklahoma
	School Bus Capital	Deliver 5 Bus Hood cargoes to and 5 School Bus cargoes from the bus factory in Tulsa
	Big Wheels Keep On Turning	Complete 3 deliveries of Big Tyres cargo from both tyre factories in Lawton and Ardmore

Viewpoints

Released in update 1.48, the Oklahoma features additional viewpoints. 10 viewpoints have been added. The following locations are:

• Ardmore
• Beavers Bend State Park
• Boise City
• Gloss Mountain
• Lawton Dynamix
• McAlester
• Oklahoma City
• Hugo Lake Spillway
• Tulsa
• Woodward

Gallery

Videos

American Truck Simulator - Oklahoma Gameplay Preview

American Truck Simulator - Oklahoma DLC

SCS Blog

Screenshots of new areas in Oklahoma

Screenshots of the new prefab industries of the Oklahoma DLC

Screenshots of agriculture in the Oklahoma DLC

See also

• Real-life information of Oklahoma

The States of American Truck Simulator
Arizona - Arkansas - California - Colorado - Idaho - Iowa - Kansas - Missouri - Montana - Nebraska - Nevada - New Mexico - Oklahoma - Oregon - Texas - Utah - Washington - Wyoming

Oklahoma
Cities	Ardmore - Clinton - Enid - Guymon - Idabel - Lawton - McAlester - Oklahoma City (Edmond, Midwest City) - Tulsa (Catoosa) - Woodward List of scenery towns in Oklahoma
Highways	Interstate 35 - Interstate 40 - Interstate 44 - Interstate 235 - Interstate 244 US 54 - US 59 - US 60 - US 62 - US 64 - US 69 - US 70 - US 75 - US 77 - US 83 - US 183 - US 281 - US 287 - US 385 - US 412 SH-1 - SH-3 - SH-7 - SH-8 - SH-9 - SH-15 - SH-31 - SH-34 - SH-37 - SH-66 - SH-70B - SH-95 - SH-99 - SH-136 - SH-142 - SH-199 - SH-259A - SH-325 - SH-375 - SH-385
See also	List of landmarks in Oklahoma - List of Truck Stops in Oklahoma