Trash Truck Simulator

Trash Truck Simulator Trash Truck Simulator is a fun garbage truck driving simulation. Haul waste around the city, deliver it to recycling plants, earn cash to upgrade vehicles, and handle traffic and changing weather with manual or auto control.

Trash Truck Simulator

Trash Truck Simulator is an entertaining driving simulation where you cruise around city streets in real-feeling garbage trucks. Your job is to pick up multiple trash types from residents’ homes and transport them to processing plants. Earn in-game money as you play, then use it to unlock new trucks and plants and upgrade them to boost processing efficiency and speed.

Choose from a range of vehicles and make them your own with decorations and accessories—both for a more personalized look and for better performance. As you progress, the city becomes more demanding, with heavier traffic and occasional weather changes that keep each run interesting.

Key Features

• Authentic Truck Designs: Detailed truck models with lifelike interiors and realistic animations.
• Flexible Loader Options: Pick rear, side, or front loaders to match your preferred waste-hauling style.



• Upgrade & Customize: Improve your trucks and processing plants. Paint your vehicles, add accessories, and refine their look and function.
• Immersive City Atmosphere: Dynamic day–night cycles and weather effects while you drive through town.
• Control Choice: Play with buttons, tilting, sliders, or a steering wheel. You can also switch between manual and automatic gearbox behavior.
• Active, Living City: See realistic AI traffic and enjoy engine sounds—without distracting loading screens.

Gameplay Highlights

Automatic or Manual Driving Mode

You can choose how to drive based on your comfort level. In automatic mode, the truck follows the instructions provided in the game, helping you stay focused on the important tasks—collecting trash and delivering it to the right processing point. It’s ideal if you want a calmer experience with minimal driving input.

If you want full control, switch to manual mode. Here, you handle steering, braking, acceleration, and direction. The game supports multiple control styles, including virtual buttons, screen tilting, or a virtual steering wheel, so you can get a more realistic feel. Different control methods offer different levels of feedback, making it easier to pick what suits you best.

High-Detail Garbage Truck Simulation

The trucks in Trash Truck Simulator are built with strong attention to detail, so every movement feels more believable. Exterior models are designed to resemble well-known real-world garbage truck designs. From the garbage handling equipment to containers, lifts, and colorful warning lights, you can clearly view key parts up close.

When you enter the cabin view, the cockpit is recreated with a steering wheel, dashboard, and control buttons similar to those in a real vehicle. The narrow cabin space is also noticeable, adding to the realism. You’ll also hear appropriate sounds for the engine, brakes, and garbage-lifting actions, which helps the simulation feel more alive.

Large City Map

The city map is expansive and packed with different districts to explore. Routes are laid out with detail—from smaller roads to wider streets with busy intersections. As you move through the city, you’ll notice changes in scenery and architecture, giving the impression that you’re truly driving through a real urban area.

Scattered garbage collection points across the map encourage you to learn routes and choose the correct directions. The environment also changes with the day–night cycle: mornings look different from nights, and at night you’ll need to use your vehicle lights for safe driving.

Player Feedback

• One player said the game is fun, but reported occasional issues like bumping into objects while turning even when they felt they shouldn’t, and getting knocked off the map near the depot without being teleported back automatically.
• Another review praised the overall simulation and noted that after version 1.6 (with a map upgrade), navigating efficiently feels harder. They also mentioned the map not always refreshing properly while driving and suggested turning it off and on to see containers again. They asked to bring back the old map.
• Several comments highlighted the variety of trucks, upgrade levels, accessories, and customization options such as changing colors and wheels. One player specifically mentioned the Freightliner as a favorite due to its appearance and asked for more games like this.