Opening soon · American & Euro Truck Simulator
A real CB radio for the truck you’re already driving.
Channel 19 is an always-on CB network for American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2. Tune to 19 and you’re on the air with the drivers around you — no lobby, no queue, no waiting for a convoy to fill.
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- One radio, both games. An ATS driver and an ETS2 driver are on the same channel.
- Distance matters. Drivers near you come through; drivers half a map away don’t. Someone passing the other way fades up and back out.
- Everyone sounds like a CB. The grit and the squelch are added on our servers, so nobody gets a cleaner signal for owning a better headset.
What you’re getting on the list for
Forty channels, one dial
The full CB band, 1 through 40. You start on 19 because that’s where the traffic is. You hear one channel at a time, like real equipment — except dispatchers, who can monitor several.
Weather on channel 9
Channel 9 is the weather channel, reading bulletins for wherever your truck actually is on the map. Tune in and it starts talking.
A radio, not a chat window
The Windows client is a working CB set you keep on the desktop while you drive. Real knobs, a real channel selector, and a squelch that actually gates the noise floor — not a mute button with a radio picture behind it.
- VOL — how loud the channel comes through
- SQ — the gate. Turn it up until the hiss cuts out
- RF GAIN — receiver sensitivity, ahead of the squelch. Back it off in heavy traffic to hear only the close ones
- MIC — your outgoing level
- CHANNEL — the big selector, 1 through 40
- PWR — kills the set, hiss and display with it
Every knob turns — drag it or roll the wheel over it. Push to talk is CapsLock out of the box and every binding is yours to change. Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.
Straight answers
- Do I need TruckersMP?
- No. Channel 19 runs on its own network. You need the game, Windows 10 or 11, a microphone and a Discord account to link — that’s the whole list.
- Is it free?
- No, and we’d rather say so now than at checkout. It’s $4.99 a month or $49 a year when it opens, and every plan starts with a seven-day free trial. Joining this list costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
- Which games?
- American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2, Steam or standalone. One subscription covers both, and drivers in either game share the same channels.
- When does it open?
- We’re not going to invent a date. The network is built and we’re testing it; this list is how you hear first, and it’s where early access goes.
- What do I get for joining?
- Early access when we open the airwaves, and the occasional note about what’s shipped. Not a newsletter. You can leave any time.