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long distance > ADR > just in time > fragile > valuable > ECO.
Many people say you should put all your points into long distance first, but that won't necessarily net you any more money or xp, considering you then need to do way longer hauls to complete the job (in the time you might do several shorter hauls). Which may or may not get boring. The most xp (and money, most of the time) will come from jobs that have multiple classes.
Still max out skills but takes longer doing it, whether that, for some people, makes it boring or not, that is for them to decide.
Currently, I'm headed in a sillier different direction :
- country capital = 5 slots garages
- smaller town = 3 slots garages (or none)
- always female for 1st driver (aka the chief) and male for slot 2-to-5 drivers
- three (or five) same brand truck per garage
- brand of truck is from a local dealer, not imported
- first truck for chief is always deluxe cab & co
- all trucks are retarded and above 500Hp