The ramps are so ridiculously steep lol

These are beginning to move north. We have one or maybe two up here in Tulsa now. I do remember them being everywhere in Dallas and I loved them! Great addition!

Fantastic asset; and yeah, I can count on one hand how many interchanges here in metropolitan San Antonio d o n ' t use this layout. It works decently, but they cause some pretty intense traffic one the use of the road passing through the highway hits a certain point. Belaire in Houston passing under the Sam Houston tollway is probably the best example I can think of.

These are everywhere in El Paso as well.

Always thought the name of this sounded like it could be some messed up inuendo on urban dictionary.

Yup, we have these in San Antonio. Great for causing traffic to back up in game and IRL.

aka where homeless people live in austin

used dinar tree you wouldnt want to be in houston...

Lived in Corpus Christi For Decades, and yea, these things are all over the place! And they are horrible! :P

@wildwykdfairie Yeah I lived in Houston for about a year and loved these! There are a few minor differences that I made to make it a little easier to use in the game: Like you said it could be a bit longer but I was trying to keep it compact. Another thing is all the bends around the off-ramps. Again trying to keep it more compact.

Yep! They're still eveywhere on I-10, I-45, and 59.

I remember these all along I-10 west of Houston. I wish I was back there instead of NC. :(

Ah-ha!! I think I got it. Thumbnails should finally work. Sorry for the delay. If you all need any other updates please let me know and I'll do my best to get them out (eventually)

ughhhh I'm trying to update but the C:S asset editor is wonky...

I'll make an update soon. Thanks for the comments.

Please make update for thumbs, so it shows up ingame.

make update for thumbs

been in texas for two years, and if they ever find the mad mexican that talked them into making these insane roads, they should do bad things to him. That and thinking BBQ involves a cow was the two biggest...WTF"s for me in this state. And Austin...one of the worst traffic cities in the country, I definately would not want to copy my city after its disastrous road system. Still cool though, I seen the Austin area map and thought this would be needed. Glad you did it, it's nice to bring your traffic nightmares to a game. :P

Reminds me about 2miles down the road. And about 2 hours worth of traffic for 20miles hahah :P
So they work so good, and so cheap to build, but with heavy loads everything just stops. In real life, and in game.

Common in a lot of the western US

Is it posible to have one whit dubel hight?

Handles a high volume of traffic and I didn't need to tear down half a neighbourhood to retro-fit it, either. 10/10, would rate again.

This is by far my favorite way to transfer ppl from the highway to housing area's. Don't even live in texas... :) thanks!

Really appreciate this! I lived in Texas for a long time, and didn't realize this wasn't the normal way to do things until moving away. Can't wait to use it in game.

Lived in Austin for two years and did a lot of driving throughout Texas. Once you get used to them, they are quite efficient. Thanks for adding this!

Awesome. I live in Austin.

i like this one its so basic but nice at same time.
gone try snuggel it in with my current city.

Haha in Virginia we put off ramps in the middle of nowhere with no corresponding on ramp. One way trip to "I think we're lost."

ive seen these in Montana as well. They are great

Fellow Texan, live in Houston area also. Thanks for adding this.

@Balloono Found the Houstonian :)

where i live (arizona) we have the same thing but without the kink on the frontage road, For instance your on the road not the freeway you can go stright though the light if its green with no turning. (however i dont know if i could make this design with the games road editor.)

way too sensitive to slope to be useful..

wait, so tyhis isnt a normal thing in other places? wow.

We call them frontage roads in Texas.

I saw one of these in Salem, Oregon!

This is a tiny version of what I live near. Like this is what you find waaaaay out in the middle of nowhere in the country.

By me, which is admittedly the craziest point possible, it's a 16 lane freeway passing over an 11 lane road, with 10 lanes of feeder road.

On average, we've probably got like 10 lanes of freeway passing over 8 lane roads, with 6 lanes of feeder road.

I don't to understand why cities would be planned without these things.
Every other method seems like a mad hassel in comparison.

Those "frontage" roads are called "feeder" roads :).

awesome

This bears a strong resemblance to a Single Point Urban Interchange.

As much of a proud Texas I make myself to be, these are retarded. Thank god I live in Midland and not Houston or DFW.

In Texas, the side roads of the highway are "Frontage Roads" and used for local access. Take a look of a map of Houston, TX and you'll see what I mean.

I definitely agree Nuttenbande Jmazunaki. People need to make the spacing the same as the default highways.

My favourite intersection to date, especially in places with not-so-much traffic. Awesome work

is there a possibilty that you chance the space between the highway to the space which used by the "regular" highways? further it would be nice if you chance the middle road (in the middle) to a large one.

I am concerned that so many intersections would bring traffic to a grinding halt in this game?

After living in Dallas for 10 years, then moving to Orlando... god I miss frontage roads

Very nicely done. Not for areas with lots of traffic. To many intersections overload the highway and you get the dissapearing car and truck bug.

As a Texan, I approve of this add-on. The only thing this is missing is the half-dead flora, and tacky star designs alongside the whole thing.

A definate addition to my city. Thankyou.