What does TTS mean in TRANSPORTATION

Transport Tycoon Superdeluxe (TTS) is a business simulation game developed by Chris Sawyer Productions. It was released on Microsoft Windows in 1995 and the enhanced version in 1997, and later on iOS, Android, and OS X in 2015. The goal of the game is to build an efficient transportation system that brings passengers and goods from one place to another. Players must manage resources, build roads, railroads, airports, harbors and other infrastructure. To succeed in this game players need to have good strategic planning skills.

Transport Tycoon Superdeluxe can be played on Windows 95/98/Me/XP/Vista/7 as well as iOS, Android and OS X devices.

In this game players must manage money resources such as cash flow and loans. They also need to manage resources such as land tiles for building transport routes and infrastructure, passenger loads for moving people between cities or industries, cargo loads for carrying freight from one place to another, vehicles such as trains or airplanes etc., staffs like drivers or mechanics etc., scheduled routes which are used for defining how regularly vehicles visit certain locations etc.

The main way of making money in this game is by providing services with your transportation networks like delivering passengers between cities or transporting cargo from one place to another & charging a fee based on distance traveled & commodities transported. Besides that you can also invest your funds into profitable stocks & bonds & sell them when their prices have increased enough. Other useful strategies include leveraging government subsidies & cutting maintenance costs while still ensuring a safe operation of your system.

Building roads requires purchasing land tiles first with the “Buy Land” button then selecting the “Build Road” option from Build menu (described by an icon with two parallel lines). After that drag out the road layout using the mouse cursor while holding down the left mouse button until entire path is completed then select “Confirm Build” option so that it constructs everything within its range including any flashing arrows which indicate intersections (if present). You can also use bulldozers if you want to tear down already existing roads & rebuild them again according to new layout at any time during gameplay phase.

Yes! It is possible to construct railways networks by selecting “Build Railtrack” option from Build menu (described by an icon with three parallel lines). Then use similar technique described before for building roads but keep in mind there should always be 2 empty tiles between each section of track no matter how long rail line gets otherwise it will not work properly during actual gameplay phase due its inherent nature so watch out! Railroad networks are very efficient when it comes to delivering goods so investing them early will be worth player’s time especially if starting area covered by transport network has large number industrial sites located around its edges.

Yes indeed! It’s possible to link airports with both roadways & railtracks if desired therefore allowing easy access points throughout entire region under player’s control regardless what kind terrain we are talking about here (hilly terrain may require additional effort here though). Plus connecting your local aviation hub directly with railway depot right next door may be good idea too since sometimes planes cannot even reach certain destinations without external help like express trains.

Not really but depending on route length adding more than 4-5 units each time may slow down overall speed considerably so try balancing out number pre-owned units against distances paced between relevant locations when laying out new routes - remaining optimization process itself afterward will come naturally after some practice.

Yes! Pollution levels caused by moving vehicles rise over time if not managed properly leading up severe consequences both short-term (increased fines levied upon affected companies) & long-term ones (like reducing citizens' satisfaction levels due presence dust clouds hanging over their homes).