Bus Simulator 18 - Seaside Valley - Solaris Urbino 12 (MOD)

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So I'm back from a brief hiatus due to vacation time to dig up the Solaris Urbino once again - yeah, BS 18 doesn't have any other than the one model. And yes - it's Seaside Valley, the only map to be avaliable by default in that game. Enjoy what it looked like before the BS 21 recycle.
Even with Bus Simulator 18 being an old fella at this point, I still believe that it has some functionality in it that is somewhat better than in Bus Simulator 18. Like the idea that I can have buses driving around at night. I've challenged that before, as you already might know... And I intend to keep doing so sometimes.
Originally this was supposed to be the Bus Simulator 18 finalé, but we'll see. I'm going to do at least one more - that might be it then, but again, we'll see.
Lastly: I hear you! There are some models that have been requested by viewers, whom I do not have a chance to take out for a drive since they aren't in any of the games I currently play. I'm sorry. I'll deal with these as they get avaliable. I might also dive into OMSI 2, but I don't know yet. Also, you can find the link to downloading this bus on episode 2 of this series, where you'll find the same bus on a custom map.
Map: Seaside Valley.
Bus: Solaris Urbino 12.
Owner: Solaris.
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Quick one: I'm sorry about the violent steering wheel turning. I don't have one, and I have trouble making the game adjusted for the non-steering wheel issue. I hope it can be watched without cringing too much anyhow (and I know it's the same in my other BS 18 videos).