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1) the game scale
2) your fov
You can try changing the fov and see if that helps. Alternatively, if you're not opposed to using the game console, you can use the "warp" command to reduce the game's speed.
In the console write "warp 0.8" (without the ")
This will set the game speed to 80%
1.0 = 100% game speed (Normal/Default)
0.9 = 90% game speed
Etc.
I use it all the time, to me it feels more like driving a truck at warp 0.8.
You can find a guide on how to use the console here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSMecKfmubo
Edit: changed Warp to warp - sorry :-)
^ This .
I use the same also . Currently using 0.65 in ETS2 .