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No.
Only "damage" that occurs is by crashing and tire wear. Allthough you can't have a puncture either, it just adds to the damage percentage...
Pavel did say, during a live stream, that the licensing prohibited damage modelling. Not a myth.
That could be misconstrued as 'bad p.r.'...
Before this argument gets started again, there are different varieties of simulators and games.
Some simulators are more 'arcade' like, meaning that they play like a game, basically.
Others are designed to be taken more seriously, and most of those do not depict actual damage.
The 'arcady' sim may show damage, but that depends on several factors between the publisher and any licensors they may be dealing with.
In short, this is a simulator representing driving American trucks on American highways, period.
It's not meant to be extremely realistic as then it would be like a real job, and it's definitely NOT meant to be some kind of "demolition derby" where every vehicle on the road is a potential target.
You want that?
Go play GTA V or Saint's Row...
Being a long-time simmer, I'd call this a light simulator.