The Department of Transport (DOT) is an official organization within the ASEAN Motor Club server, dedicated to ensuring the smooth flow of traffic, providing critical roadside assistance, and managing logistical challenges across Motor Town. Composed of skilled and dedicated players, the DOT serves as a vital service for all citizens, stepping in where standard in-game services might fall short.

The DOT is your dedicated team for all things related to roadside assistance and expert traffic management in Motor Town. Members are equipped with specialized vehicles and knowledge to handle a wide array of situations, from remote breakdowns to large-scale event coordination. Unlike the automated in-game roadside services, the DOT offers a personalized, human touch, striving to provide solutions for unique or particularly challenging recovery scenarios.

Established in the early days of the ASEAN Motor Club server, the DOT emerged from a growing need for more comprehensive and reliable roadside support. During the server's initial expansion into the vast and often treacherous landscapes of Oji Island, players frequently found themselves stranded in remote areas, far from conventional garages or fuel stations. The in-game “Roadside Services” proved insufficient for complex recoveries, leading to frustration and persistent traffic blockages.

Recognizing this critical gap, Mayor Freeman officially sanctioned the formation of the Department of Transport in late Season 1 (around June 2025). Initially a volunteer group utilizing personal vehicles, the department quickly formalized its operations. Early DOT members, armed with modified Brutus Wreckers and Kira Tankers, began pioneering difficult recovery techniques and establishing communication protocols. Their success in clearing major log jams on main highways and rescuing players from deep in the Oji desert quickly cemented the DOT's indispensable role, transforming it into a cornerstone of the server's commitment to player welfare and efficient transport.

The primary roles of the DOT include, but are not limited to:

• Rescue and Recovery Operations: Providing timely assistance for players stranded due to vehicle damage, lack of fuel, or inaccessibility by standard services. This includes:
  • Towing disabled vehicles from any terrain.
  • Refueling vehicles in remote locations.
  • General recovery operations, especially in tricky off-road or high-risk zones (e.g., the vast Oji desert).
  • Utilizing advanced tow trucks (like the Golima Rotator) and tankers to address complex situations that standard in-game options cannot resolve.

• Event Traffic Management: During official server events, races, or community gatherings, DOT members play a crucial role in:
  • Setting up and enforcing temporary roadblocks to secure event areas.
  • Directing traffic to ensure clear and safe passages for participants and spectators.
  • Minimizing disruptions to regular player activities near event zones.

• Community Support: Acting as a human-driven service, DOT members are always on patrol, equipped to provide bespoke assistance and share their tactical knowledge to improve the overall driving experience for everyone in Motor Town. Need help winching a flipped heavy-haul or navigating a broken-down rig off a cliff edge? The DOT is ready.

The Department of Transport is always seeking dedicated and reliable players to join its ranks. Becoming a DOT member means contributing directly to the welfare and efficiency of the ASEAN Motor Club community.

To enlist:

• Application: Interested players are usually required to submit an application through the official ASEAN Motor Club Discord channel. Look for announcements or a dedicated recruitment section.
• Requirements: While specific requirements may vary, general expectations include:
  • A strong understanding of server rules and etiquette.
  • A genuine willingness to assist other players.
  • Reliability and responsiveness, especially when on duty.
  • Basic knowledge of towing, recovery, and large vehicle handling.
  • Ownership of suitable heavy-duty vehicles (e.g., Brutus Wrecker, Kira Rollback Tow, Brutus Tanker, Golima Rotator) is highly advantageous, though not always a strict prerequisite for initiation.
  • A calm and composed demeanor, especially during potentially stressful recovery situations.

Joining the DOT provides members with official recognition, access to specialized resources, and the satisfaction of actively contributing to a safer and more enjoyable Motor Town for all. Keep an eye out for DOT members on patrol – they're here to make Motor Town an even better and safer place to drive for everyone!