Swiss developer Urban Games has lifted the lid on Transport Fever 3’s overhauled infrastructure systems in the latest episode of their “First Look” video series. The upcoming transport simulation promises to address many of the community’s most requested features from Transport Fever 2, with a particular focus on improved traffic management and more realistic passenger transport mechanics.
The biggest change comes to the game’s traffic simulation, which now features vehicles that can change lanes, overtake slower traffic, and dynamically choose optimal routes. Supporting this improved AI are completely rebuilt road construction tools that allow players to create intersections at any angle and design complex junctions with realistic road markings. Players will also gain access to full lane controls, movable traffic lights, and pedestrian crossings for fine-tuning traffic flow.
Passenger transport receives significant attention, with citizens now having specific travel time expectations and comfort requirements. If journeys take too long or conditions are poor, passengers become unhappy, directly affecting the player’s reputation and city growth. Stations have been redesigned as modular systems where specialist add-ons can increase capacity, improve comfort, and extend reach. However, expansion comes with consequences, as larger infrastructure generates more noise and pollution.
The rail system now offers three distinct track types, each with unique characteristics for speed, cost, and environmental impact. Rather than having one “best” option, players must strategically choose appropriate tracks for different services and situations. Trams receive a major expansion with dedicated tracks, underground construction options, cargo support, and integration with light rail systems to help reduce road congestion.
Transport Fever 3 is scheduled for release in 2026 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. Urban Games has released the third episode of their development diary series on YouTube, showcasing these new infrastructure features in detail.
- Security Camera Installation – indoor/outdoor IP CCTV systems & video analytics
- Access Control Installation – key card, fob, biometric & cloud‑based door entry
- Business Security Systems – integrated alarms, surveillance & access control
- Structured Cabling Services – voice, data & fiber infrastructure for new or existing builds
- Video Monitoring Services – 24/7 remote surveillance and analytics monitoring
Author: 360 Technology Group
