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A road is an identifiable route, way, or path for the passage of people, vehicles, or animals between two or more places. Roads are typically smoothed, paved, or otherwise prepared to allow easy travel, although they need not be. Historically, many roads were simply recognizable routes without any formal construction or maintenance. Roads that pass through a city, town, or village are often known as streets.
A road is an identifiable route, way, or path for the passage of people, vehicles, or animals between two or more places. Roads are typically smoothed, paved, or otherwise prepared to allow easy travel, although they need not be. Historically, many roads were simply recognizable routes without any formal construction or maintenance. Roads that pass through a city, town, or village are often known as streets.


When there is an obstacle (such as a body of water, valley, road, or rail) in the way of a road, a bridge can be used. A bridge is a structure built to span a physical obstacle without blocking the way underneath. On the other hand there are tunnels. Tunnels are civil engineering structures that create an underground passage that may pass through a hill, under buildings or roads, underwater or even under entire cities.
When there is an obstacle (such as a body of water, valley, road, or rail) in the way of a road, a bridge can be used. A bridge is a structure built to span a physical obstacle without blocking the way underneath. On the other hand, there are tunnels. Tunnels are civil engineering structures that create an underground passage that may pass through a hill, under buildings or roads, underwater or even under entire cities.


==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
In ''[[Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic]]'' the player has the ability to use roads, bridges and tunnels. When developing a world or expansion in a world, it's wise to begin with mud roads. Mud roads can basically be used for planning of the roads in cities, interconnect cities and/or connections to a border house. Mud roads can upgraded to gravel, asphalt and even roads with lights.
In ''[[Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic]]'' the player has the ability to use roads, bridges and tunnels. When developing a world or expansion in a world, it's wise to begin with mud roads. Mud roads can be used for planning roads within cities, interconnecting cities, and connecting to a border house. Mud roads can be upgraded to gravel, asphalt, and even roads with lights.


Bridges are also available in the game for crossing a valley or river. Bridges can be built from [[wood]], [[concrete]] or [[steel]]. Tunnels can be dug through hills and mountains.
Bridges are also available in the game for crossing a valley or river. Bridges can be built from wooden {{Resource icon|Boards|}}, {{Resource icon|Bricks|}}, {{Resource icon|Prefab panels|}}, {{Resource icon|Concrete|}} or {{Resource icon|Steel|}} as their main component. Tunnels can be dug through hills and mountains.


Roads can be connected to other roads, no matter what type of road it is. Each type of road has its own limitations regarding speed. The advantage of street lighting is that vehicles can also drive at a higher speed at night compared to the same vehicle, on the same type of road without street lighting.
Roads can be connected to other roads, no matter what type of road it is. Each type of road has its own limitations regarding speed. The advantage of street lighting is that vehicles can also drive at a higher speed at night compared to the same vehicle on the same type of road without street lighting.
 
===Rain===
Rain seems to affect only mud roads, but has a devastating effect of reducing the max. speed to just 8 km/h. If the mud road is used more than occasionally, consider upgrading it to a gravel road to nullify the rain debuff.
 
===Snow===
If roads remain unplowed, their max. speed is reduced to ~35% of their default value. The exact values are:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
| Mud road || 12 km/h
|-
| Gravel road || 21 km/h
|-
| Panel road || 28 km/h
|-
| Asphalt road || 38 km/h
|}


===Segments and nodes===
===Segments and nodes===
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====Segment====
====Segment====
A segment is a part of a road or rail track, without any interruption. The part just goes from A to B and doesn't have any crossing or junction. In the image above  
A segment is a part of a road or rail track, without any interruption. The part just goes from A to B and doesn't have any crossing or junction. In the image above there is an example road infrastructure. Every segment of road has been given a number. Each number represents a segment of road. In this picture there are a total of 15 segments.
there is an example road infrastructure. Every segment of road has given a number. Each number represents a segment of road. In this picture there are a total 15 segments.


If for example a new road connects in the middle of segment 3, then segment 3 will be split into two separate segments and the new road becomes a new segment.
If for example a new road connects in the middle of segment 3, then segment 3 will be split into two separate segments and the new road becomes a new segment.


====Node====
====Node====
A node marks the beginning of a segment and another node marks the end of a segment. So a segment has always two nodes. In the image above the nodes are marked as purple dots on the end of roads and on interconnections between roads. When interconnecting pieces of segments, the segments start sharing nodes.  
A node marks the beginning of a segment and another node marks the end of a segment. So a segment always has two nodes. In the image above the nodes are marked as purple dots on the end of roads and on interconnections between roads. When interconnecting pieces of segments, the segments start sharing nodes.  


When the player [[Keyboard_Control_Settings_/_Hotkey_Bar#Information|press and holds H]] all the nodes become visible. The small white dots are possibilities to connect other roads to, footpaths or place road signs.
When the player [[Keyboard_Control_Settings_/_Hotkey_Bar#Information|presses and holds H]] all the nodes become visible. The small white dots mark where other roads or footpaths can be connected, or where road signs can be placed.


====Remove node====
====Remove node====
Removing nodes is only possible on roads of the same type. Removing nodes is a two step trick:
Removing nodes is only possible on roads of the same type. Removing nodes is a two-step process:
*Place a waypoint on the node
*Place a waypoint on the node
*Remove the waypoint
*Remove the waypoint


There is an exception for footpaths connected to a road. The waypoint can be deleted for the footpath/road connection if the road is of the same type. Use the same two step trick as before.
There is an exception for footpaths connected to a road. The waypoint can be deleted for the footpath/road connection if the road is of the same type. Use the same two-step process as before.


===Traffic signs===
===Traffic signs===
{{Main|Traffic_simulation|t1=Traffic simulation}}
{{Main|Traffic_simulation|t1=Traffic simulation}}
There are two ways of simulating traffic: ''[[Traffic_simulation#Simple|Simple]]'' or ''[[Traffic_simulation#Complex|complex]]''. The simple traffic system is a system based on "first come first served", while the complex traffic system is a system based on "Priority to the right" or "Rule of right hand".
There are two ways of simulating traffic: ''[[Traffic_simulation#Simple|simple]]'' or ''[[Traffic_simulation#Complex|complex]]''. The simple traffic system is a system based on "first come first served", while the complex traffic system is a system based on "Priority to the right" or "Rule of right hand".


Traffic signs are available in the ''complex'' traffic simulation [[game settings]].
Traffic signs are available in the ''complex'' traffic simulation [[game settings]].


===Roads===
===Roads===
{| class="va-table sortable" style="text-align:center; width: 100%;"
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%"
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Type
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Type
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" |Cost
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" |Cost
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:8%;" |Max. speed
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:8%;" |Max. speed
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:8%;" |Walking speed
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:8%;" |Walking speed
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:8%;" |Max. speed during rain
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:8%;" |Max. speed when covered by snow
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:8%;" |Station length
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:8%;" |Station length
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" |Notes
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" |Notes
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| rowspan="1" |Free
| rowspan="1" |Free
| rowspan="1" |35 km/h
| rowspan="1" |35 km/h
| rowspan="1" |50%<ref name="WalkingSpeed089">''Walking speed updated to Workers & resources: Soviet Republic [[Patch_0.8.9#0.8.9|patch 0.8.9]]''</ref>
| rowspan="1" |50%<ref name="WalkingSpeed089">''Walking speed updated to Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic [[Patch_0.8.9|patch 0.8.9]]''</ref>
| rowspan="1" |<span style="color: red;">8 km/h</span>
| rowspan="1" |12 km/h
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" |
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" |
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| rowspan="1" |60 km/h
| rowspan="1" |60 km/h
| rowspan="1" |62%<ref name="WalkingSpeed089"></ref>
| rowspan="1" |62%<ref name="WalkingSpeed089"></ref>
| rowspan="1" |60 km/h
| rowspan="1" |21 km/h
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" |
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" |
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| rowspan="1" |110 km/h
| rowspan="1" |110 km/h
| rowspan="1" |79%<ref name="WalkingSpeed089"></ref>
| rowspan="1" |79%<ref name="WalkingSpeed089"></ref>
| rowspan="1" |110 km/h
| rowspan="1" |38 km/h
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" |
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" | Can be "upgraded" into <b><em>Tram track (no access to cars and pedestrians)</b></em> despite not being a <b><em>Panel road</b></em>. (patch ver. 1.0.0.20)
|-
|-
| rowspan="1" |[[File:Asphalt road with light-toolbar.png|x64px]]<br />Asphalt with street<br/>light and sidewalks
| rowspan="1" |[[File:Asphalt road with light-toolbar.png|x64px]]<br />Asphalt with street<br/>light and sidewalks
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| rowspan="1" |110 km/h
| rowspan="1" |110 km/h
| rowspan="1" |87%<ref name="WalkingSpeed089"></ref>
| rowspan="1" |87%<ref name="WalkingSpeed089"></ref>
| rowspan="1" |110 km/h
| rowspan="1" |38 km/h
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" |  
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" | This Asphalt road variant <b><em>cannot</b></em> be upgraded into panel Tram Track. (see <b><em>Asphalt road</b></em> notes above)
|-
|-
| rowspan="1" |[[File:tool_road_panel.png|x64px]]<ref name="patch088"></ref><br />Panel
| rowspan="1" |[[File:tool_road_panel.png|x64px]]<ref name="patch088"></ref><br />Panel
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| rowspan="1" |80 km/h
| rowspan="1" |80 km/h
| rowspan="1" |79%<ref name="WalkingSpeed089"></ref>
| rowspan="1" |79%<ref name="WalkingSpeed089"></ref>
| rowspan="1" |80 km/h
| rowspan="1" |28 km/h
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" |  
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" |  
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| rowspan="1" |110 km/h
| rowspan="1" |110 km/h
| rowspan="1" |87%<ref name="WalkingSpeed089"></ref>
| rowspan="1" |87%<ref name="WalkingSpeed089"></ref>
| rowspan="1" |110 km/h
| rowspan="1" |38 km/h
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" |
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" |
|-
|-
| rowspan="1" |[[File:tool_road_onelane.png|x64px]]<ref name="patch089">''Available from Workers & resources: Soviet Republic [[Patch_0.8.9#0.8.9|patch 0.8.9]]''</ref><br />One lane road
| rowspan="1" |[[File:tool_road_onelane.png|x64px]]<ref name="patch089">''Available from Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic [[Patch_0.8.9|patch 0.8.9]]''</ref><br />One lane road
| rowspan="1" |{{Resource icon|Workdays|}}, {{Resource icon|Gravel|}},<br />
| rowspan="1" |{{Resource icon|Workdays|}}, {{Resource icon|Gravel|}},<br />
{{Resource icon|Asphalt|}}<br />Usage depends on length.
{{Resource icon|Asphalt|}}<br />Usage depends on length.
| rowspan="1" |120 km/h
| rowspan="1" |110 km/h
| rowspan="1" |83%
| rowspan="1" |83%
| rowspan="1" |110 km/h
| rowspan="1" |38 km/h
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" |
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" |
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| rowspan="1" |80 km/h
| rowspan="1" |80 km/h
| rowspan="1" |87 %<ref name="WalkingSpeed089"></ref>
| rowspan="1" |87 %<ref name="WalkingSpeed089"></ref>
| rowspan="1" |80 km/h
| rowspan="1" |28 km/h
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" |
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" |  
|-
|-
| rowspan="1" |[[File:tool_road_paneltram.png|x64px]]<ref name="patch088"></ref><br />Tram track (no acces for pedestrians and cars)
| rowspan="1" |[[File:tool_road_paneltram.png|x64px]]<ref name="patch088"></ref><br />Tram track (no access for pedestrians and cars)
| rowspan="1" |{{Resource icon|Workdays|}}, {{Resource icon|Gravel|}},<br />
| rowspan="1" |{{Resource icon|Workdays|}}, {{Resource icon|Gravel|}},<br />
{{Resource icon|Prefab panels|}}, {{Resource icon|Steel|}},<br />
{{Resource icon|Prefab panels|}}, {{Resource icon|Steel|}},<br />
{{Resource icon|Electro components|}}<br />Usage depends on length.
{{Resource icon|Electro components|}}<br />Usage depends on length.
| rowspan="1" |80 km/h
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |87%<ref name="WalkingSpeed089"></ref>
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" |
| rowspan="1" style="text-align:left;" |
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{{Resource icon|Steel|}},<br />
{{Resource icon|Steel|}},<br />
{{Resource icon|Electro components|}}<br />Usage depends on length.
{{Resource icon|Electro components|}}<br />Usage depends on length.
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |
| rowspan="1" |
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|}
|}


===Bridges and tunnels ===
===Bridges and tunnels===
{| class="va-table sortable" style="text-align:center; width: 100%;"
{{sticky header}}
{| class="wikitable sortable sticky-header" style="text-align: center; width: 100%"
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" |Type
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" |Type
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" |Cost
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" |Cost
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===Notes===
===Notes===
* Tunnels can't be used under a depth of 0m.
* Tunnels can't be used under a depth of 0 m.
* With street lighting vehicles run faster during night compared to the same road without street lighting.
* With street lighting, vehicles run faster at night compared to the same road without street lighting.


==Buildings related to roads==
==Buildings related to roads==
===Road vehicles depot===
===Road vehicles depot===
{{Main|Depot}}
{{Main|Depot}}
Read the main article to get to know how to use a road vehicles depot.
Read the main article to learn how to use a road vehicles depot.


{| class="va-table sortable" style="text-align:center; width: 100%;"
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%"
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" | Cost
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" | Cost
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! data-sort-type="number" style="width:9%;" | Parking spots
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:9%;" | Parking spots
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breacker}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breaker}}
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" | Notes
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" | Notes
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| 2
| 2
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[File:tool_road_depo_big.png|x64px]]<br/>Road vehicles depot<ref name="patch090">''Available from Workers & resources: Soviet Republic [[Patch_0.9.0#0.9/0|patch 0.9.0]]''</ref>
| rowspan="2" | [[File:tool_road_depo_big.png|x64px]]<br/>Road vehicles depot<ref name="patch090">''Available from Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic [[Patch_0.9.0|patch 0.9.0]]''</ref>
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Workdays|1030}}, {{Resource icon|Concrete|59t}},<br/>
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Workdays|1030}}, {{Resource icon|Concrete|59t}},<br/>
{{Resource icon|Gravel|45t}}, {{Resource icon|Asphalt|36t}},<br/>
{{Resource icon|Gravel|45t}}, {{Resource icon|Asphalt|36t}},<br/>
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! Access
! Access
| 1x road access<br/>
| 1x road access<br/>
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | <ref name="patch088"></ref> Only a limited number of seven free road depots can be build.
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | <ref name="patch088"></ref> Only a limited number of seven free road depots can be built.
|-
|-
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
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| 2
| 2
|-
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[File:tool_tram_depo_small.png|x64px]]<ref name="patch088">''Available from Workers & resources: Soviet Republic [[Patch_0.8.8#0.8.8|patch 0.8.8]]''</ref><br/>Tram depot 4x
| rowspan="2" | [[File:tool_tram_depo_small.png|x64px]]<ref name="patch088">''Available from Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic [[Patch_0.8.8|patch 0.8.8]]''</ref><br/>Tram depot 4x
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Workdays|921}}, {{Resource icon|Concrete|35t}},<br/>
| rowspan="2" | {{Resource icon|Workdays|921}}, {{Resource icon|Concrete|35t}},<br/>
{{Resource icon|Gravel|27t}}, {{Resource icon|Asphalt|21t}},<br/>
{{Resource icon|Gravel|27t}}, {{Resource icon|Asphalt|21t}},<br/>
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===End stations related to road===
===End stations related to road===
{{Main|End station}}
{{Main|End station}}
Read the main article to get to know how to use end stations.
Read the main article to learn how to use end stations.


{| class="va-table sortable" style="text-align:center; width: 100%;"
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; width: 100%"
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" | Cost
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" | Cost
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! data-sort-type="number" style="width:9%;" | Parking spots
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:9%;" | Parking spots
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breacker}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breaker}}
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" | Notes
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" | Notes
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===For passengers===
===For passengers===
Buildings for buses, trolleys and trams<ref name="patch088"></ref> which are available for handling passenger traffic.
Buildings for buses, trolleys, and trams<ref name="patch088"></ref> that handle passenger traffic.


====Background====
====Background====
A bus platform is the point where a bus route starts or ends, where vehicles stop, turn or reverse, and wait before departing on their return journeys. It’s also where passengers board and alight from vehicles.
A bus platform is the point where a bus route starts or ends, where vehicles stop, turn or reverse, and wait before departing on their return journeys. It’s also where passengers board and alight from vehicles.


A bus, trolley or tram stop, is a place designated for a bus, trolleybus or tram to stop so passengers can board or alight it.  
A bus, trolley, or tram stop is a place designated for a bus, trolleybus, or tram to stop so passengers can board or alight from it.  


====Gameplay====
====Gameplay====
These buildings can be placed in the world connected to road for buses, trolley buses or trams. At these buildings [[citizens]] can take the bus, trolleybus or tram to their destination or vice versa leave the bus, trolleybus or tram to go to work on foot or continue their journey by using a metro or train. Connect buildings with road, footpaths, so that citizens can reach a platform or stop.
These buildings can be placed in the world connected to roads for buses, trolleybuses, or trams. At these buildings [[citizens]] can take the bus, trolleybus or tram to their destination or vice versa leave the bus, trolleybus or tram to go to work on foot or continue their journey by using a metro or train. Connect buildings with roads and footpaths so that citizens can reach a platform or stop.


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{{sticky header}}
{| class="wikitable sortable sticky-header" style="text-align: center; width: 100%"
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" | Cost
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" | Cost
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! data-sort-type="number" style="width:11%;" | Passenger capacity
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:11%;" | Passenger capacity
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breacker}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breaker}}
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" | Notes
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:32%;" | Notes
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! Access
! Access
| 2x road access<br/>4x footpath access<br/>
| 2x road access<br/>4x footpath access<br/>
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | Only a limited number of 15 free bus stops can be build.
| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | Only a limited number of 15 free bus stops can be built.
|-
|-
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
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===Refuelling===
===Refuelling===
{{Split|To add more informations about it's mechanics and hot it works.}}<!-- It does require than the use of Template:Transcluded inclusion and a Template:Transcludesection. -->
{{Split|More information about its mechanics and how it works should be added.}}<!-- It does require the use of Template:Transcluded inclusion and a Template:Transcludesection. -->
Buildings used for [[fuel|refuelling]] or providing power to road vehicles. Vehicles without any source of energy are to move unable to function properly if the "building + vehicles" [[Game settings|game setting]] is active.
Buildings used for [[fuel|refuelling]] or providing power to road vehicles. Vehicles without any source of energy are unable to move or function properly if the "building + vehicles" [[Game settings|game setting]] is active.


{| class="va-table sortable" style="text-align:center; width: 100%;"
{{sticky header}}
{| class="wikitable sortable sticky-header" style="text-align: center; width: 100%"
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:11%;" | Name
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" | Cost
! data-sort-type="text" style="width:20%;" | Cost
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! data-sort-type="number" style="width:9%;" | Storage
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:9%;" | Storage
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breacker}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breaker}}
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
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| 1x road access<br/>
| 1x road access<br/>
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| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | Only a limited number of 12 free gas stations can be built.
|-
|-
! {{Tooltip|L/U|Stations for vehicles loading and unloading}}
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===Maintenance===
===Maintenance===
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! data-sort-type="number" style="width:9%;" | Parking spots
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Energy|Max energy consumption per day}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breacker}}
! data-sort-type="number" style="width:5%;" | {{Tooltip|Wattage|Max wattage/circuit breaker}}
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
! colspan="2" data-sort-type="text" style="width:15%;" | Structure
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| 1x road access<br/>
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| rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | Only a limited number of five free technical offices can be built.
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Latest revision as of 17:53, 8 August 2026

Background

A road is an identifiable route, way, or path for the passage of people, vehicles, or animals between two or more places. Roads are typically smoothed, paved, or otherwise prepared to allow easy travel, although they need not be. Historically, many roads were simply recognizable routes without any formal construction or maintenance. Roads that pass through a city, town, or village are often known as streets.

When there is an obstacle (such as a body of water, valley, road, or rail) in the way of a road, a bridge can be used. A bridge is a structure built to span a physical obstacle without blocking the way underneath. On the other hand, there are tunnels. Tunnels are civil engineering structures that create an underground passage that may pass through a hill, under buildings or roads, underwater or even under entire cities.

Gameplay

In Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic the player has the ability to use roads, bridges and tunnels. When developing a world or expansion in a world, it's wise to begin with mud roads. Mud roads can be used for planning roads within cities, interconnecting cities, and connecting to a border house. Mud roads can be upgraded to gravel, asphalt, and even roads with lights.

Bridges are also available in the game for crossing a valley or river. Bridges can be built from wooden Boards Boards, Bricks Bricks, Prefab panels Prefab panels, Concrete Concrete or Steel Steel as their main component. Tunnels can be dug through hills and mountains.

Roads can be connected to other roads, no matter what type of road it is. Each type of road has its own limitations regarding speed. The advantage of street lighting is that vehicles can also drive at a higher speed at night compared to the same vehicle on the same type of road without street lighting.

Rain

Rain seems to affect only mud roads, but has a devastating effect of reducing the max. speed to just 8 km/h. If the mud road is used more than occasionally, consider upgrading it to a gravel road to nullify the rain debuff.

Snow

If roads remain unplowed, their max. speed is reduced to ~35% of their default value. The exact values are:

Mud road 12 km/h
Gravel road 21 km/h
Panel road 28 km/h
Asphalt road 38 km/h

Segments and nodes

Explanation of segment and node.

Segment

A segment is a part of a road or rail track, without any interruption. The part just goes from A to B and doesn't have any crossing or junction. In the image above there is an example road infrastructure. Every segment of road has been given a number. Each number represents a segment of road. In this picture there are a total of 15 segments.

If for example a new road connects in the middle of segment 3, then segment 3 will be split into two separate segments and the new road becomes a new segment.

Node

A node marks the beginning of a segment and another node marks the end of a segment. So a segment always has two nodes. In the image above the nodes are marked as purple dots on the end of roads and on interconnections between roads. When interconnecting pieces of segments, the segments start sharing nodes.

When the player presses and holds H all the nodes become visible. The small white dots mark where other roads or footpaths can be connected, or where road signs can be placed.

Remove node

Removing nodes is only possible on roads of the same type. Removing nodes is a two-step process:

  • Place a waypoint on the node
  • Remove the waypoint

There is an exception for footpaths connected to a road. The waypoint can be deleted for the footpath/road connection if the road is of the same type. Use the same two-step process as before.

Traffic signs

Main article: Traffic simulation

There are two ways of simulating traffic: simple or complex. The simple traffic system is a system based on "first come first served", while the complex traffic system is a system based on "Priority to the right" or "Rule of right hand".

Traffic signs are available in the complex traffic simulation game settings.

Roads

Type Cost Max. speed Walking speed Max. speed during rain Max. speed when covered by snow Station length Notes

Mud 		Free 35 km/h 50%[1] 8 km/h 12 km/h

Gravel 		Workdays Workdays, Gravel Gravel

Usage depends on length.

60 km/h 62%[1] 60 km/h 21 km/h

Asphalt 		Workdays Workdays, Gravel Gravel,

Asphalt Asphalt,
Usage depends on length.

110 km/h 79%[1] 110 km/h 38 km/h Can be "upgraded" into Tram track (no access to cars and pedestrians) despite not being a Panel road. (patch ver. 1.0.0.20)

Asphalt with street
light and sidewalks 		Workdays Workdays, Gravel Gravel,

Asphalt Asphalt, Steel Steel,
Electro components Electro components
Usage depends on length.

110 km/h 87%[1] 110 km/h 38 km/h This Asphalt road variant cannot be upgraded into panel Tram Track. (see Asphalt road notes above)
[2]
Panel 		Workdays Workdays, Gravel Gravel,

Prefab panels Prefab panels
Usage depends on length.

80 km/h 79%[1] 80 km/h 28 km/h

Trolleybus 		Workdays Workdays, Gravel Gravel,

Steel Steel, Prefab panels Prefab panels,
Electro components Electro components
Usage depends on length.

110 km/h 87%[1] 110 km/h 38 km/h
[3]
One lane road 		Workdays Workdays, Gravel Gravel,

Asphalt Asphalt
Usage depends on length.

110 km/h 83% 110 km/h 38 km/h

Road with tramtrack 		Workdays Workdays, Gravel Gravel,

Asphalt Asphalt, Steel Steel,
Prefab panels Prefab panels, Electro components Electro components
Usage depends on length.

80 km/h 87 %[1] 80 km/h 28 km/h
[2]
Tram track (no access for pedestrians and cars) 		Workdays Workdays, Gravel Gravel,

Prefab panels Prefab panels, Steel Steel,
Electro components Electro components
Usage depends on length.

[2]
Tram railroad connection 		Workdays Workdays, Concrete Concrete,

Gravel Gravel, Asphalt Asphalt,
Steel Steel,
Electro components Electro components
Usage depends on length.

6 m

Bridges and tunnels

Type Cost Max. speed Walking speed Pillar distance Notes

Steel/Brick 		Workdays Workdays, Steel Steel,

Asphalt Asphalt
Usage depends on length and height.

100 km/h 62%[1] 27 m

Wooden 		Workdays Workdays, Boards Boards


Usage depends on length and height.

30 km/h 62%[1] 16 m

Prefab 		Workdays Workdays, Prefab panels Prefab panels,

Asphalt Asphalt
Usage depends on length and height.

100 km/h 62%[1] 20 m

Concrete 		Workdays Workdays, Concrete Concrete,

Asphalt Asphalt
Usage depends on length and height.

100 km/h 62%[1] 24 m

Brick 		Workdays Workdays, Bricks Bricks,

Concrete Concrete, Asphalt Asphalt
Usage depends on length and height.

70 km/h 62%[1] 14 m

Arch 		Workdays Workdays, Steel Steel,

Asphalt Asphalt
Usage depends on length and height.

100 km/h 62%[1] 42 m

Truss 		Workdays Workdays, Steel Steel,

Asphalt Asphalt
Usage depends on length and height.

100 km/h 62%[1] 37 m

Tied arch 		Workdays Workdays, Steel Steel,

Asphalt Asphalt
Usage depends on length and height.

100 km/h 62%[1] 57 m

Beam 		Workdays Workdays, Concrete Concrete,

Asphalt Asphalt
Usage depends on length and height.

100 km/h 62%[1] 77m

Steel/brick with trolleys 		Workdays Workdays, Steel Steel,

Asphalt Asphalt, Gravel Gravel,
Electro components Electro components
Usage depends on length and height.

100 km/h 62%[1] 27 m

Prefab with trolleys 		Workdays Workdays, Prefab panels Prefab panels,

Asphalt Asphalt, Gravel Gravel,
Steel Steel, Electro components Electro components
Usage depends on length and height.

100 km/h 62%[1] 20 m

Concrete with trolleys 		Workdays Workdays, Concrete Concrete,

Asphalt Asphalt, Gravel Gravel,
Steel Steel,Electro components Electro components
Usage depends on length and depth.

100 km/h 62%[1] 24 m

Brick with trolleys 		Workdays Workdays, Bricks Bricks,

Concrete Concrete, Asphalt Asphalt,
Gravel Gravel, Steel Steel,
Electro components Electro components
Usage depends on length and depth.

70 km/h 62%[1] 14 m

Arch with trolleys 		Workdays Workdays, Steel Steel,

Asphalt Asphalt, Gravel Gravel,
Electro components Electro components
Usage depends on length and depth.

100 km/h 62%[1] 42 m

Beam with trolleys 		Workdays Workdays, Concrete Concrete,

Asphalt Asphalt, Gravel Gravel,
Steel Steel,
Electro components Electro components
Usage depends on length and depth.

100 km/h 62%[1] 20 m
[2]
Prefab with tram track 		Workdays Workdays, Prefab panels Prefab panels,

Asphalt Asphalt, Gravel Gravel,
Steel Steel, Electro components Electro components
Usage depends on length and height.

100 km/h 62%[1] 20 m
[2]
Concrete with tram track 		Workdays Workdays, Concrete Concrete,

Asphalt Asphalt, Gravel Gravel,
Steel Steel,Electro components Electro components
Usage depends on length and depth.

100 km/h 62%[1] 24 m
[2]
Brick with tram track 		Workdays Workdays, Bricks Bricks,

Concrete Concrete, Asphalt Asphalt,
Gravel Gravel, Steel Steel,
Electro components Electro components
Usage depends on length and depth.

70 km/h 62%[1] 14 m
[2]
Arch with tram track 		Workdays Workdays, Steel Steel,

Asphalt Asphalt, Gravel Gravel,
Electro components Electro components
Usage depends on length and depth.

100 km/h 62%[1] 42 m
[2]
Beam with tram track 		Workdays Workdays, Concrete Concrete,

Asphalt Asphalt, Gravel Gravel,
Steel Steel,
Electro components Electro components
Usage depends on length and depth.

100 km/h 62%[1] 77 m

Road tunnel 		Workdays Workdays, Steel Steel,

Concrete Concrete, Boards Boards,
Gravel Gravel, Asphalt Asphalt

Usage depends on length and depth.

100 km/h 54%[1]
[2]
Road tunnel with tram track 		Workdays Workdays, Steel Steel,

Concrete Concrete, Boards Boards,
Gravel Gravel, Asphalt Asphalt,
Electro components Electro components
Usage depends on length and depth.

100 km/h 54%[1]

Notes

  • Tunnels can't be used under a depth of 0 m.
  • With street lighting, vehicles run faster at night compared to the same road without street lighting.

Buildings related to roads

Road vehicles depot

Main article: Depot

Read the main article to learn how to use a road vehicles depot.

Name Cost Lifespan Parking spots Energy Wattage Structure Notes

Road vehicles depot 		Workdays 460 Workdays, Concrete 10t Concrete,

Gravel 7.8t Gravel, Asphalt 6.2t Asphalt,
Bricks 23t Bricks, Boards 7.7t Boards,
Steel 8.2t Steel

 35 8 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x road access
L/U 2

Road vehicles depot[4] 		Workdays 1030 Workdays, Concrete 59t Concrete,

Gravel 45t Gravel, Asphalt 36t Asphalt,
Bricks 23t Bricks, Boards 7.7t Boards,
Steel 8.2t Steel

 35 16 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 1x road access
L/U 2

Road depot 		Free 4 0.0 MWh 0 kW Access 1x road access
 [2] Only a limited number of seven free road depots can be built.
L/U None

Trolleybus depot 		Workdays 481 Workdays, Concrete 10t Concrete,

Gravel 7.8t Gravel, Asphalt 6.3t Asphalt,
Bricks 19t Bricks, Boards 6.6t Boards,
Steel 9.9t Steel
Electro components 0.43t Electro components

 35 8 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x road access
L/U 2
[2]
Tram depot 4x 		Workdays 921 Workdays, Concrete 35t Concrete,

Gravel 27t Gravel, Asphalt 21t Asphalt,
Bricks 28t Bricks, Boards 9.4t Boards,
Steel 9.8t Steel
Electro components 1.3t Electro components

 35 4 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 1x road access
L/U 1
[2]
Tram depot 8x 		Workdays 1818 Workdays, Concrete 71t Concrete,

Gravel 54t Gravel, Asphalt 42t Asphalt,
Bricks 67t Bricks, Boards 22t Boards,
Steel 15t Steel
Electro components 1.5t Electro components

 35 8 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 1x road access
L/U 1

End stations related to road

Main article: End station

Read the main article to learn how to use end stations.

Name Cost Lifespan Storage Parking spots Energy Wattage Structure Notes

Bus end station (small) 		Workdays 35 Workdays, Concrete 0.072t Concrete,

Gravel 0.55t Gravel, Asphalt 0.44t Asphalt,
Bricks 2.1t Bricks, Boards 0.17t Boards
Steel 0.26t Steel

 28 Fuel 35t Fuel 3 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 1x road access
L/U 1

Bus end station (large) 		Workdays 101 Workdays, Concrete 3.3t Concrete,

Gravel 2.6t Gravel, Asphalt 2.1t Asphalt,
Steel 5.4t Steel

28 Fuel 45t Fuel 7 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 1x road access
L/U 1

Trolleybus end station 		Workdays 146 Workdays, Concrete 1.1t Concrete,

Gravel 0.83t Gravel, Asphalt 0.66t Asphalt,
Steel 5.5t Steel, Electro components 0.85t Electro components

28 None 7 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 1x road access
L/U 1
[3]
Bus end station (small) 		Workdays 281 Workdays, Concrete 22t Concrete,

Gravel 17t Gravel, Asphalt 13t Asphalt,
Bricks 1.8t Bricks, Boards 0.59t Boards
Steel 0.22t Steel

28 Fuel 35t Fuel 2 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x road access
1x footpath access
L/U 1
[3]
Bus end station (large) 		Workdays 375 Workdays, Concrete 30t Concrete,

Gravel 23t Gravel, Asphalt 18t Asphalt,
Bricks 1.8t Bricks, Boards 0.59t Boards
Steel 0.22t Steel

28 Fuel 45t Fuel 4 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x road access
1x footpath access
L/U 1
[2]
Tram endstation 		Workdays 491 Workdays, Concrete 17t Concrete,

Gravel 13t Gravel, Asphalt 11t Asphalt,
Steel 10.0t Steel
Electro components 2.1t Electro components

 28 None 6 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 1x road access
L/U 1


For passengers

Buildings for buses, trolleys, and trams[2] that handle passenger traffic.

Background

A bus platform is the point where a bus route starts or ends, where vehicles stop, turn or reverse, and wait before departing on their return journeys. It’s also where passengers board and alight from vehicles.

A bus, trolley, or tram stop is a place designated for a bus, trolleybus, or tram to stop so passengers can board or alight from it.

Gameplay

These buildings can be placed in the world connected to roads for buses, trolleybuses, or trams. At these buildings citizens can take the bus, trolleybus or tram to their destination or vice versa leave the bus, trolleybus or tram to go to work on foot or continue their journey by using a metro or train. Connect buildings with roads and footpaths so that citizens can reach a platform or stop.

Name Cost Lifespan Passenger capacity Energy Wattage Structure Notes

Bus stop 		Workdays 20 Workdays, Concrete 1.0t Concrete,

Gravel 0.79t Gravel, Asphalt 0.64t Asphalt
Steel 0.60t Steel

 28 600 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x road access
4x footpath access
L/U 2

Trolleybus stop 		Workdays 46 Workdays, Concrete 1.0 Concrete,

Gravel 0.79t Gravel, Asphalt 0.64t Asphalt
Electro components 0.13t Electro components

 28 200 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x road access
4x footpath access
L/U 2
[2]
Bus stop 		Free 100 0 MWh 0 kW Access 2x road access
4x footpath access
 Only a limited number of 15 free bus stops can be built.
L/U 2
[2]
Tram stop (large) 		Workdays 172 Workdays, Concrete 13t Concrete,

Gravel 10t Gravel, Asphalt 8.1t Asphalt
Steel 0.65t Steel
Electro components 0.14t Electro components

28 250 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x road access
footpath access
L/U 2
[2]
Tram stop (small) 		Workdays 119 Workdays, Concrete 6.6t Concrete,

Gravel 5.1t Gravel, Asphalt 4.1t Asphalt
Steel 1.5t Steel
Electro components 0.31t Electro components

28 150 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x road access
footpath access
L/U 2

Bus platform 		Workdays 283 Workdays, Concrete 20t Concrete,

Gravel 5.9t Gravel, Asphalt 4.7t Asphalt
Steel 14t Steel

 28 500 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 1x road access
6x footpath access
L/U 2

Bus platform small 		Workdays 113 Workdays, Concrete 9.7t Concrete,

Gravel 2.5t Gravel, Asphalt 2.0t Asphalt
Steel 5.3t Steel

 28 230 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x road access
2x footpath access
L/U None
[3]
Bus platform 		Workdays 58 Workdays, Concrete 4.0t Concrete,

Gravel 3.1t Gravel, Asphalt 2.5t Asphalt
Steel 0.9t Steel

 28 400 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x road access
4x footpath access
L/U 2
[3]
Bus platform 		Workdays 195 Workdays, Concrete 15t Concrete,

Gravel 12t Gravel, Asphalt 9.7t Asphalt
Steel 1.0t Steel

 28 600 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x road access
5x footpath access
L/U 3
[3]
Bus platform 		Workdays 195 Workdays, Concrete 15t Concrete,

Gravel 12t Gravel, Asphalt 9.7t Asphalt
Steel 1.0t Steel

 28 800 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x road access
6x footpath access
L/U 4
[3]
Bus platform 		Workdays 928 Workdays, Concrete 28t Concrete,

Gravel 22t Gravel, Asphalt 17t Asphalt
Bricks 50t Bricks, Boards 16t Boards
Steel 6.4t Steel

 28 2000 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 1x road access
8x footpath access
L/U 6

Parking

Main article: Parking

Refuelling

Buildings used for refuelling or providing power to road vehicles. Vehicles without any source of energy are unable to move or function properly if the "building + vehicles" game setting is active.

Name Cost Lifespan Storage Energy Wattage Structure Notes

Gas station 		Workdays 127 Workdays, Concrete 6.3t Concrete,

Gravel 4.9t Gravel, Asphalt 3.9t Asphalt
Steel 4.4t Steel

 28 Fuel 70t Fuel 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 1x road access
L/U 4
[2]
Gas station 		Free Fuel 20t Fuel 0 MWh 0 kW Access 1x road access
 Only a limited number of 12 free gas stations can be built.
L/U 1

Gas station (One way) 		Workdays 127 Workdays, Concrete 6.3t Concrete,

Gravel 4.9t Gravel, Asphalt 3.9t Asphalt
Steel 4.4t Steel

 28 Fuel 70t Fuel 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x road access
L/U 4
[3]
Gas station 		Workdays 98 Workdays, Concrete 4.0t Concrete,

Gravel 3.1t Gravel, Asphalt 2.4t Asphalt
Steel 4.5t Steel

 28 Fuel 30t Fuel 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 1x road access
L/U 2
[3]
Gas station 		Workdays 154 Workdays, Concrete 6.2t Concrete,

Gravel 4.7t Gravel, Asphalt 3.8t Asphalt
Steel 7.2t Steel

 28 Fuel 60t Fuel 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 1x road access
L/U 4
[3]
Gas station (One way) 		Workdays 98 Workdays, Concrete 4.0t Concrete,

Gravel 3.1t Gravel, Asphalt 2.4t Asphalt
Steel 4.5t Steel

 28 Fuel 30t Fuel 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x road access
L/U 2
[3]
Gas station (One way) 		Workdays 154 Workdays, Concrete 6.2t Concrete,

Gravel 4.7t Gravel, Asphalt 3.8t Asphalt
Steel 7.2t Steel

 28 Fuel 60t Fuel 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 2x road access
L/U 4

Trolleybus trafo 		Workdays 49 Workdays, Concrete 1.9t Concrete,

Gravel 1.5t Gravel, Asphalt 1.2t Asphalt
Steel 0.90t Steel
Electro components 0.19t Electro components

 28 0 MWh 0 kW Access 2x road access
2x Medium voltage wire connections
L/U None
[2]
Tram trafo 		Workdays 49 Workdays, Concrete 1.9t Concrete,

Gravel 1.5t Gravel, Asphalt 1.2t Asphalt
Steel 0.90t Steel
Electro components 0.19t Electro components

 28 0 MWh 0 kW Access 2x road access
2x Medium voltage wire connections
L/U None

Maintenance

Name Cost Lifespan Storage Parking spots Energy Wattage Structure Notes

Technical services 		Workdays 1384 Workdays, Concrete 32t Concrete,

Gravel 24t Gravel, Asphalt 19t Asphalt
Bricks 67t Bricks, Boards 22t Boards
Steel 25t Steel

 28 Fuel 30t Fuel 8 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 1x road access
 Building available only when Water management and/or seasons is enabled in game settings.
L/U 2
[2]
Technical office 		Free 3 0 MWh 0 kW Access 1x road access
 Only a limited number of five free technical offices can be built.
L/U 3

Technical services[4] 		Workdays 2125 Workdays, Concrete 96t Concrete,

Gravel 74t Gravel, Asphalt 59t Asphalt
Bricks 67t Bricks, Boards 22t Boards
Steel 25t Steel

 28 Fuel 30t Fuel 15 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 1x road access
 Building available only when Water management and/or seasons is enabled in game settings.
L/U 2

Technical services[4] 		Workdays 787 Workdays, Concrete 23t Concrete,

Gravel 18t Gravel, Asphalt 14t Asphalt
Bricks 32t Bricks, Boards 10t Boards
Steel 13t Steel

 28 Fuel 30t Fuel 4 3.0 MWh 50 kW Access 1x road access
 Building available only when Water management and/or seasons is enabled in game settings.
L/U 2

References

  1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 1.17 1.18 1.19 1.20 1.21 1.22 1.23 1.24 1.25 1.26 1.27 1.28 Walking speed updated to Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic patch 0.8.9
  2. ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 2.17 2.18 2.19 Available from Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic patch 0.8.8
  3. ↑ 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 Available from Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic patch 0.8.9
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Available from Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic patch 0.9.0
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