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At The Mile Divisions
The Agricultural Division brings the natural and rural side of logistics to life. Drivers handle everything from live animals and fresh produce to trees and timber, mastering the different ways these organic loads must be secured and cared for. The division focuses on realism, careful handling, and immersion in the agricultural world. Its identity is represented through rich greens and clean whites—colours inspired by growth, fields, and the heart of the countryside.
The Chilled Division specialises in temperature-controlled transport, moving products that demand precision: fresh foods, frozen goods, plants, and medical cargo. Drivers control trailer temperatures with accuracy and follow realistic cold-chain procedures from pre-cooling to delivery. The division embodies the discipline and calm of climate-sensitive logistics, symbolised by a cool blue-white palette that reflects frost, purity, and technical precision.
The Construction Division represents the heavy and industrial side of ATM Logistics. Drivers haul machinery, equipment, containers, and oversized construction materials, applying advanced securement methods and realistic tarping techniques. It recreates the rugged, hardworking environment of construction transport. The division’s identity is defined by bold yellow and black—colours reminiscent of heavy equipment, caution markings, and the energy of an active worksite.
The Freight Division is dedicated to container logistics—the backbone of global trade. Drivers move standardised containers between ports, terminals, depots, and customers while following strict site-safety protocols and equipment checks. The division brings the atmosphere of shipyards, cranes, and international freight movement into gameplay. Its colours, deep blue and red, reflect the strength, reliability, and worldwide scale of container shipping.
The Hazmat Division is the elite class of ATM Logistics, transporting some of the most dangerous and sensitive materials on the road: chemicals, fuels, radioactive substances, and more. Drivers are trained in emergency procedures, ADR classes, specialised routing, and strict operational protocols. The division embodies discipline, caution, and expert professionalism. Its signature orange and steel-grey colours represent warning, danger, and the controlled precision required for hazerdous transport.
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