What I liked most is how the small cabin jobs can quietly mess with your driving rhythm. Temperature, lights, Wi-Fi, and passenger requests sound minor on paper, but after a few routes they become part of the routine. Settling into a steady pace on a familiar road feels far better than treating every trip like a race.
The in-game shop is also set up with paid items available for free, so there is less pressure to grind for every little upgrade. It works nicely as a laid-back coach simulator for anyone who would rather string together long routes and gradually get better at handling the whole operation.