Whether you are navigating the sun-drenched hills of Angel Shores or the rainy suburbs of Seaside Valley, the T248 provides the reliability and immersion needed to run a world-class transit network.
Keep this linear. You want a 1:1 movement ratio between your physical wheel and the virtual bus wheel.
To get the most out of your setup, consider these configuration tips within the Bus Simulator 21 settings menu: thrustmaster t248 bus simulator 21
Navigating a 40-foot articulated bus through narrow European streets requires micro-adjustments. The T248 provides 900 degrees of rotation, allowing for the realistic "hand-over-hand" steering necessary for perfect docking at bus stops. The Interactive Dashboard
Set to roughly 70%. High enough to feel the weight of the bus, low enough to avoid arm fatigue during long shifts. Whether you are navigating the sun-drenched hills of
Use the T248’s 25+ buttons for essential tasks: D-Pad: Cycle through ticket types. Encoders: Adjust cockpit lights or wipers. L2/R2: Open front and rear doors independently. Vertical Integration: The Complete Driver Experience
The T248 features an integrated screen that can display over 20 different sets of information. In Bus Simulator 21, you can monitor your speed or gear selection without cluttering your on-screen HUD, keeping your eyes on the road and your passengers. Magnetic Pedals for Smooth Braking To get the most out of your setup,
The included T3PM pedal set uses magnetic sensors rather than physical potentiometers. This means the brakes won't "wear out" over time. For a bus driver, this allows for the smooth, progressive braking required to keep passengers happy and avoid "safety" penalties. Recommended Settings for the T248