Cities Skylines 2 intercity trading is an absolute game changer

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Cities Skylines 2 just dropped a massive update on both public transport and cargo, and it has the Colossal Order city-building game‘s community losing it. From trading with other cities to complete control of buses in Cities Skylines 2, the absolute control you have will help you create the perfect metropolis in no time. All we have to do now is wait for the Cities Skylines 2 release date, which is easier said than done.

Colossal Order’s deep dive into cargo and public transport is finally here, and much like when we got the Cities Skylines 2 traffic breakdown, this is about as in-depth as it gets. In the sequel every single land-based form of public transport has a depot now, meaning buses, taxis, trams, subways, water, and air transport all need hubs to function properly.

There’s also a new Cities Skylines 2 video, which says “You can trade with other cities,” which already has ignited the community, who are very excited about the possibility of trading with friends, or even your own city saves. If that gets you so excited you just can’t wait, we’ve got the best Cities Skylines 2 pre-order sale for you already.

You’ll start with buses, which can be either fuel or electrically operated, with the latter being environmentally friendly. After you build a bus depot you’ll also be able to make intercity lines, which you can set yourself (don’t worry, we’ll get to it).

Taxis don’t operate on lines as they all function differently depending on where the messenger wants to go, but this does mean “they are low capacity, contribute to the city’s traffic congestion, and are also held back by it,” according to Colossal Order.

Trains will require a Rail Yard to operate, where you can build tracks for trains to follow, and while