Mod OpenRoad: No Damage v1.0 for ATS

The OpenRoad: No Damage v1.0 mod is built for American Truck Simulator and reworks how vehicle damage is applied. The truck and trailer no longer take any collision damage from obstacles, other vehicles or roadside objects. The engine, transmission and wheels do not wear down, even over long hauls. Cargo carried in the trailer is never damaged either.

• Collision damage fully disabled for both truck and trailer
• No wear on engine, transmission or wheels
• Cargo stays intact through any accident
• Compatible with game version 1.61, built from the 1.61 files
• Single-player only, not for TruckersMP or Convoy
Damage taken before installing the mod remains until you repair the vehicle once.

About Mod OpenRoad: No Damage v1.0 for ATS

Mod OpenRoad: No Damage v1.0 for ATS is a mod for American Truck Simulator. Check the author description, supported game version and dependencies before installing.

How to install the mod

Follow the installation instructions for Mod OpenRoad: No Damage v1.0 for ATS, American Truck Simulator and your platform.

Download the mod archive using the Download button and read the author instructions.
Use the folder and archive format specified by the mod author for this game.
Start the game and enable the mod for the selected save or profile, if required.
Test using a backup or a new save. Install any dependencies listed by the author.

System requirements and compatibility

Check the mod description for supported game versions, required DLC and platforms. Compatibility with every version or other mods is not guaranteed.

Frequently asked questions

Is this mod free?

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Can I use this mod in American Truck Simulator multiplayer?

Multiplayer support depends on the mod and its author. If supported, the server and players need matching mod versions and required DLC.

What should I check if the mod does not work?

Check the installation folder, archive structure, supported game version, dependencies and game logs. Test the mod separately using a backup save.

How can I check a downloaded mod?

Use trusted author sources, scan the archive and back up your saves. Do not run unrelated installers; a download listing does not guarantee safety or compatibility.