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Ile-de-France (Paris Suburbs) Map v0.1.0 1.49 ETS2

Changelogs v0.1.0
– Addition of the City of Chessy including Disneyland Paris (2 delivery zones) and its emergency center (1 delivery zone)
– Reconstruction of the ring road of Paris and its interchanges, from Porte de Montreuil to Porte de Bercy
– Added a small section of the Town of Bussy- Saint- Georges (including 2 deliverable companies as well as a repair shop and a Mercedes- Benz dealership
– Added a new deliverable company in Rosny- sous- Bois (Lidl)
– Addition of metro stops in Paris
– Addition of 2 temporary truck purchasing zones (Scania & Volvo) while a dealer of these brands is added to the map
– Added custom trailer skins (by Rayen, Lumia and Yellow)
– Integration of new AI (by Rayen)
– Fixed the spawn of the correct tram trains depending on the line
– Changed the textures of the police pedestrians in the base game to represent the French National Police and the Gendarmerie (by Rayen)
– Added custom electronic destination sign for buses for lines available on the map. (Compatible with Solaris Urbino)
– Use “N” to use the bus gong horn sound (for bus mods)
– Adjusted the map economy
– Adjusted the traffic density of the map (Use the `g_traffic` command to adjust: `0.5` for the base traffic before this update, `1` for the recommended traffic, `3` for heavy traffic (maximum recommended))
– Fixed Krone and modded trailers not being able to take cargo
– Bugs fixes

Description:
Île- de- France map or Paris suburbs map is inspired by the Île- de- France region, located in France, in particular on the eastern suburbs of Paris. (Some parts of the West, North and South part and even of the Center of Paris may appear in the future, some areas of the center of Paris or other known places).
The map is standalone and the size is approximately 1:1, but some parts may not look like the real thing and have been modified from the real thing.
I mainly focus on the Eastern suburbs and my main objective is to realize all the cities of the departments of Seine- Saint- Denis (93), Val- de- Marne (94) and Seine- et- Marne (77).

Credits
Georges93