Free to playSpedV Run a trucking company with friends
SpedV adds a shared company layer to Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator. You and co-op friends found a virtual trucking company, take driving jobs, log them automatically, and split the earnings. It turns solo hauls into teamwork with pay, trucks, and ranks to manage together.
Is SpedV worth it?
SpedV is worth it if…
- you play ETS 2 or ATS and want shared goals with co-op friends
- you like splitting roles like driving, dispatch, and fleet management
- you enjoy tracking earnings, trucks, branches, and company rank over time
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Run a trucking company with friends
SpedV lets you create, manage, or join a virtual trucking company for ETS 2 and ATS. You drive assigned tasks, settle them for money, and decide how the company handles cash: salaries, expenses, bonuses for tours, and profit shares for drivers.
You can buy and manage trucks across branches, set a company destination, and give staff different rights. One of you might run dispatch while the rest stay on the road, then check past orders, statistics, and how your company ranks against other registered companies.
Automatic trip logging while you drive
The program links directly into the games and records trips automatically through telemetry, so there is no manual paperwork after a delivery. A voice output announces useful events while you drive.
A live view shows who from your company or partnerships is online, where drivers are headed, and which job they are running. Help is offered through TeamSpeak, Discord, or a ticket system if you get stuck setting it up.
Good to know before you haul?
Do you need ETS 2 or ATS to use it?
Yes. SpedV is a companion tool that links into Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator to record and manage drives. It does not replace the driving itself.
Can you play it with co-op friends?
Yes, that is the point. You can found a company together, invite drivers, open branches, assign jobs, and follow each other's trips in the live view while everyone drives their own truck.
What does running the company involve?
Setting pay and expenses, buying and assigning trucks, settling completed tasks, and reviewing past orders and statistics. Company owners can also set permissions, bonuses, and profit shares to attract drivers.
