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I can measure, do you know of a particularly steep one off-hand?
I'll have to grab a transformer and go measure that one!
I use an app on my phone.
Here's a quick tutorial to get you started,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ad5qM4PMoqA&t=
Please don't go over 18%, in fact, I'd limit inclines to about 12% so trucks with a 6x2 chassis layout can climb them.
I'm thinking of the ones that exit off the right (naturally), go up and then intersect with the perpendicular highway overpass and are controlled with a stop sign at the top. Since off- and on-ramps were too short in the pre-rescaled map, the grade seemed to me a little stronger than normal. That, and the pre-rescaled map was just too flat.
Donner Pass going West - 7%, with a long 5% downgrade on the other side. Kind of makes me wish ATS had brake fading.
Highway offramp - 11.7% off 80 East into Truckee.
12% in the residential area, and then I high centered my trailer....
https://i.imgur.com/6b9w1rE.jpg
11% on that one.
And isn`t it beautiful? The landscape to the right (when driving east) is amazing.