VTCs comparison

Two independent rankings: by VTCB Score (quality) and by total distance. · 329 participating companies

The ranking is measured over the last 30 days — a rolling window, so trips older than a month drop out. Use the selector to see how any other period ended up. Read how it works →

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📖 How does the ranking work?

✨ Here it's not just the distance you cover: it's professionalism that counts.

That's why a 5-driver company can beat a 20-driver one: what matters is how WELL you drive, not how many you are.

What is the VTCB Score?

The VTCB Score is a value from 0 to 100 that measures driving QUALITY with 7 non-manipulable metrics (independent of mods and of each company's economy). It never measures volume: they are averages and percentages, never sums. 65 % is measured per KILOMETRE (realism, perfect deliveries, tonnage and care), 25 % is the average distance of your routes and 10 % is measured per ROUTE (variety and commissions). VTCBase's main goal is realistic simulation, which is why realistic driving (RS) weighs the most.

👤 Driver ranking: your VTCB Score based on your own routes.

🏢 Company ranking: the SAME formula, but applied to all of the VTC's routes together (the company's average quality). That's why a VTC of 5 good drivers can beat one of 20.

📏 Distance ranking: this one is separate and measures VOLUME (total km). The VTCB Score does NOT measure volume: they are two independent tables.

🪜 Divisions: how you compete

The ranking is split into divisions. Being «640th of 900» is not a position, it's a number; inside a division of 100 it means something again, and on top of that you go up and down.

👤 Drivers: divisions of 100.

🏢 Companies: divisions of 30.

🌍 Countries: groups of 4, like a World Cup. All of them are shown at once.

There are TWO independent ladders and you go up and down separately in each: the VTCB Score one, which measures how you drive, and the distance one, which measures how much. Being weak in one doesn't sink you in the other.

📆 The ladder moves every Monday

The top of each division goes up and the bottom goes down: 10% up and 10% down (in the country groups, the first and the last). You see it painted in the table: green is the promotion zone, red is the relegation zone.

You only go down if someone comes up to take your place, like in a real league. If nobody in the division below drove that week, that boundary moves nobody and the table says so.

⏱️ Your score is 30 days; only the movement is weekly

Your VTCB Score is always your last 30 days, here and in the ranking: the same number on both screens. Nothing resets on Monday.

The only thing that happens each week is that the top and bottom of each division swap groups. Your score keeps rolling over 30 days as always.

🚪 How you get in, and what happens if you're away

As soon as you complete the job that gets you to the minimum you enter the LAST division, right then, without waiting for Monday. Always from the bottom: that way reaching the top costs weeks of promotions and nobody shows up first on one good week.

If you don't drive one week you don't take up a relegation slot —you don't steal the place of someone who did play— but you're not immune either: after two weeks in a row without playing you drop one division.

A SINGLE trip in the week already counts as present, and the counter resets. In practice: one trip every 15 days and you do not move division.

And when the last division fills up, a new one is born below it. What grows with the platform is the NUMBER of divisions, not their size.

🏆 Trophies are only contested in Division 1

The month's podium (🥇🥈🥉) no longer comes from the full ranking: only Division 1 competes for it. You have to climb to get to fight for it.

And you must have been in Division 1 EVERY week of the month. If you drop one week and come back the next, it doesn't count: you weren't consistent.

You also have to have driven at least half of those weeks. Sitting at the top without driving wins nothing.

The podium is ordered by what you did THAT MONTH, not by individual weeks. You can check it yourself: pick that month in the ranking's period selector and the same number is there. Except for months before October 2026: the selector recalculates them with the current formula, and the trophy keeps the score it was won with.

The month's mark is the AVERAGE of your weeks for quality, and the SUM for distance: quality is a mark, and adding marks would reward whoever plays most, not whoever drives best.

The monthly free server goes to the podium of Division 1 of companies. Trophies won before September 2026 are kept and shown as «old system», because back then the podium came from the full ranking.

The 7 metrics and their weight

⭐ RS — Realistic driving 40%

VTCBase's main goal: speed discipline and fines, measured by km and verified by our telemetry. It's the metric that carries the most weight. Routes WITHOUT an RS seal score 0 here.

📏 Average route distance 25%

The average kilometres of your routes. At equal quality, a long route counts more than a short one, because it's harder to deliver it perfectly. It rises fast at first and then slows down: 100 km routes give 6 points out of 100, 1,000 km routes about 39, 2,000 km routes about 57, and from 8,000 km the maximum. It isn't volume: doing more routes doesn't raise it; making them longer does.

🎯 % Perfect 10%

How much of your KILOMETRES you deliver flawlessly: the km of routes with EXACTLY 0 cargo damage. It's binary — 0.5% damage no longer counts as perfect. It goes by km: a flawless 2,000 km delivery weighs twenty times more than a 100 km one.

🏋 Avg tonnage 10%

The average weight of the cargo you haul (normalised to 25 t = 100%). Heavy loads are harder — the truck is slower and tips over sooner — so they simulate more and they count. It is NOT volume: it's the AVERAGE weight per km, not the total.

🎲 Cargo variety 5%

Simpson diversity index: rewards hauling varied cargo instead of farming the same one. 100% = you never repeat.

🌍 WoT / PuC 5%

Routes that someone COMMISSIONS from you: World of Trucks (flagged by the game itself, not manipulable) or public contracts — bringing cargo to another VTC, or taking out of your warehouse what someone from outside brought you. Both paths are worth the same, and a route that is both counts ONCE: it's one 5%, not one for each. It's the % of your ROUTES, not of your km: a 10,000 km one that nobody commissioned costs you that whole 5%, just like a 100 km one.

🧯 Cargo care 5%

The SEVERITY of damage when there is some: 100 minus the average cargo damage per km. Different from Perfect — that measures HOW MANY km you deliver perfectly; this, HOW bad it is when you don't (a 2% scratch weighs much less than a 40% wreck).

Formula:


                            VTCB Score = 0.40 × RS medio + 0.25 × distancia media + 0.10 × % perfectas +

                                            0.10 × tonelaje + 0.05 × variedad + 0.05 × WoT/PuC + 0.05 × cuidado

No metric is a sum: they are all averages or percentages, so the score does not reward volume. Four go per kilometre (realism, perfect deliveries, tonnage and care, 65%), average route distance is 25% and two go per route (variety and commissions, 10%). The score is recalculated when you open this page, so adjustments show instantly.

📅 This formula applies from 1 October 2026, and average route distance is new. Earlier months are also shown with it in the period selector, so their positions change. Trophies already won don't change: they keep the score they were won with, which was on a different scale.

🚗 The car VTCB Score

Car jobs have their own ranking: their own VTCB Score, distance ranking, divisions and trophies. You pick it with the Truck | Car selector on each tab. They are separate competitions: you can be in Division 1 for trucks and Division 3 for cars.

⭐ RS — Realistic driving 40%

Same as for trucks: speed discipline and fines, measured per km. It's what weighs the most.

📏 Average route distance 25%

The average kilometres of your routes, on their own scale: car routes are shorter. Routes of 75 km give about 21 points out of 100, routes of 300 km about 56, and from 900 km you get the maximum.

⏱️ Punctuality 15%

What share of your KILOMETRES you deliver within the job deadline. Arriving late doesn't count as a cancellation: it only takes points off here.

🎯 % Perfect 10%

🎲 Variety 5%

Rewards varying your jobs instead of always repeating the same one.

🧯 Cargo care 5%

Formula:


                            VTCB Score = 0.40 × RS medio + 0.25 × distancia media + 0.15 × puntualidad +

                                            0.10 × % perfectas + 0.05 × variedad + 0.05 × cuidado

No tonnage or commissions: a car doesn't carry heavy cargo, and there's no World of Trucks or public contracts for cars. Their share goes to punctuality. Everything else works as for trucks: the fair average with few routes, cancellations and the minimum number of routes to appear.

🏆 Car trophies: the first podium is for October 2026, from the whole ranking; from November 2026 on, as with trucks, they are only contested in Division 1. For now, the free server is only for the truck podium.

🚚 One very long route or several short ones?

Ana does ONE 10,000 km route. Bruno does 10 routes of 1,000 km. Carla does 100 routes of 100 km. All three drive flawlessly, with heavy cargo and no commissions. Same kilometres, and yet they don't get the same score.

📏 Average distance (25%) rewards the long route: at equal quality, a long route counts more than a short one, because it's harder to deliver it perfectly. Ana gets the maximum there; Carla, almost nothing.

🎲 With a single route you can only carry ONE cargo, so the 5% variety comes out at zero: not because you drove badly, but because there is nothing to compare. If Bruno did his 10 routes with the SAME cargo, he would score zero too — varying is rewarded, not splitting the trip.

⚖️ And with a single route there is no sample: your score starts at 64 and moves towards the real one as you accumulate routes.

🌍 The 5% commissions component also goes per route: a 10,000 km route that nobody commissioned costs you that whole 5%, just like a 100 km one.

	Routes	Score
Ana — 1 route of 10,000 km	1	64.63
Bruno — 10 routes of 1,000 km, same cargo	10	66.14
Bruno — 10 routes of 1,000 km, 10 cargoes	10	67.04
Carla — 100 routes of 100 km, 10 cargoes	100	69.08
Bruno — 40 routes of 1,000 km, 10 cargoes	40	71.60
Carla — 40 routes of 100 km, 10 cargoes	40	67.56

With the SAME kilometres, splitting still raises the score: Carla ends up above Bruno. It's not because she does short routes, but because 100 routes are a much bigger sample than 10 (the smoothing is anchored at about 40 routes). With the SAME number of routes, on the other hand, the long one always wins: look at the last two rows. And what moves variety most is hauling different cargo, not splitting the trip. Ana, besides, wouldn't even appear: you need 3 routes.

What does NOT change: realism, perfect deliveries, tonnage and care are measured per kilometre. There, 10,000 km in one go are worth exactly the same as 10 × 1,000.

⚖️ Fair average: why small samples are smoothed

The VTCB Score uses a Bayesian mean (weighted by number of routes). What does that mean? A score built from FEW routes isn't reliable yet, so it is pulled toward a fixed reference score (64) until you accumulate routes and prove it's consistent.

🎯 The key: it's about sample reliability, NOT team size

A VTC (or driver) with 12 perfect routes has a noisy score: it could be luck. One with 500 routes at 95% is reliable. That's why the first is tempered and the second isn't.

A SMALL but ACTIVE team keeps its high score: what matters is how many routes you've done, not how many of you there are. That keeps the «5 can beat 20» idea alive.

Example:

500 routes · score 88 → ends up at ~86 (solid sample, barely moves).
12 routes · score 95 → drops to ~71 (tiny sample, not proven yet).
2,000 routes · score 82 → 82 (doesn't move at all).

In the country ranking it's the same but with the number of COMPANIES: a country with a single VTC is pulled toward the global average until it has more companies taking part.

🚫 Cancelling jobs hurts your average

If you accept a load and cancel it without finishing, that's not professional: each cancelled job counts as a 0 in your average and lowers your VTCB Score. The more you cancel relative to what you complete, the lower it goes.

There is a 9.5% allowance: below that you lose nothing, because anyone can have a job go wrong. Only what goes past that allowance is penalised, and only the excess. Example: with 90 completed and 10 cancelled you are at 10% and lose 0.5%. With 30 cancelled out of 130 you are at 23% and lose 13.6%.

❓ I drive clean but my score won't go up — why?

A sky-high % of perfect deliveries is NOT enough: the VTCB Score blends several metrics, and a weak grade on the others holds you back. The three most common reasons:

🚫 You cancel routes

Accepting and cancelling penalises your WHOLE score, not one section: it multiplies the entire mark. Only what goes past the 9.5% allowance is deducted, but near the limit each cancellation weighs a lot — cancelling 1 in every 4 jobs can cost you about 10 points even if you drive flawlessly.

🌍 Nobody commissions anything from you, and you don't vary your cargo

Commissioned work and cargo variety also score. If you always haul the same cargo and never do World of Trucks or public contracts, you lose those points no matter how cleanly you drive. And you have two paths to the same 5%: pick whichever you prefer.

📏 Your routes are short

Average route distance is 25% of the score: at equal quality, a long route counts more than a short one, because it's harder to deliver it perfectly. With 100 km routes that part gives barely 6 points out of 100; with 1,000 km routes, about 39. You don't need to go to extremes: the curve rises fast at first and then slows down.

Example: a VTC with 96% perfect deliveries and impeccable driving can end up mid-table if it cancels one in four jobs and almost never gets commissioned anything (neither World of Trucks nor public contracts).

⭐ Realism (RS, 40%): how it counts

It's the metric that carries the most weight (40%) because realistic simulation is VTCBase's goal. It rewards verified realistic driving. There are two ways to earn it:

🔌 Trucky

Only in singleplayer (hardcore mode). It's a baseline estimate (we can't verify your actual driving). In TruckersMP, Trucky does NOT grant realism.

⭐ Our telemetry (.exe)

Works in singleplayer AND TruckersMP, and measures your REAL quality (speed, fines) verified by us.

A route with neither of the two still adds to your % perfect deliveries, variety, etc., but counts 0 toward realism — and realism is 40% of the score, so it drops quite a bit. Driving realistically is what boosts you the most.

🌐 Example: same route, different telemetry

Ana and Beto drive the same route in TruckersMP. Ana uses our .exe → her realism counts (verified quality). Beto plays only with Trucky → his route adds km, % perfect, variety…, but NO realism, because Trucky doesn't grant hardcore points in TruckersMP. For your realism to count in MP, you need our telemetry.

🟰 TruckersMP and singleplayer count EQUALLY

For km, % perfect, variety, cities… a route counts the same in TruckersMP as in singleplayer. The only difference is realism: in TruckersMP only our telemetry grants it (Trucky doesn't work there).

📅 Time windows: why your score changes without playing

In the divisions view the current WEEK rules, and that's why there is no period selector there. Outside divisions the ranking still shows a period (30/90 days, a year, all time or a given month): the VTCB Score is computed ONLY with your jobs in that period and against everyone else, so it's a LIVE snapshot of your driving, not a balance that is stored. Since you're compared with others, it can go up or down even if you don't play.

Your profile has the week-by-week history: which division you finished in and in what place, with an arrow if you went up or down.

(Different from the VTCBase Points in the VTCBase tab: those accumulate and never go down.)

✅ To appear in the ranking

Your company must have public visibility enabled (the owner does this).
You must not have hidden yourself in your profile.
You need at least 10 completed jobs in the chosen period.
NOTHING about economy or fuel is published: only driving metrics.

🏆 Best VTCB Score

IBEROTRUCK

80.40

🚛 Most distance

Quper Simulator

3,740,055 km

📈 Most consistent

Quper Simulator

124,668.5 km/día

🎯 Most perfect

IBEROTRUCK

100.0%

👥 Most active

Quper Simulator

126 drivers

⭐ VTCB Score ranking

Week W43

Promotion zone (3) Applied every Monday.

#	🌍	Company	⭐ Score
1		West Shakotan INC.	72.62
2		𝚃 𝚃𝚒𝚝𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚊𝚟𝚢 𝚃𝚛𝚊𝚗𝚜𝚙𝚘𝚛𝚝	72.30
3		Маршрут Мечты	70.05
4		Yukon	68.06
5		Ж ЖелДорЭкспедиция	65.65
6		Водители Сибири	65.51
7		W West Logistic	65.50
8		GARAGE 24	65.20
9	🌍	Buck Wild Transport	64.64
10		F FordAlex Logistics	64.46
11		Rave expresse	63.74
12		Oakmont Freight Lines	63.50
13	🌍	GlobalMeridian Logistics	62.81
14		M Max Transport Family	62.69
15		D Dactyl Express LLC	62.30
16	🌍	shadow-trans	62.28
17		R Road Dominators	62.25
18		L LA FAMILIA CAMIONERA	61.94
19	🌍	Stapel Logistik GmbH.	61.91
20	🌍	H H LINE	61.88
21		R RedLine Logistics	61.27
22		C Clan Des Yokai	61.08
23		J. Costa International Spedition	60.69
24	🌍	TRANSPORTS DE FRANCE	59.42
25	🌍	B Bolschoi	58.60
26		D DENGE TRANSPORT	58.32
27		E Express Transport	57.85
28		L Les Poneys Fringants	0.00
29		F Fairy Tail	0.00

🚛 Distance ranking

Week W43

Promotion zone (3) Applied every Monday.

#	🌍	Company	ETS	ATS	TruckersMP	Total
1		West Shakotan INC.	—	37,918 mi	—	61,023 km / 37,918 mi
2		𝚃 𝚃𝚒𝚝𝚊𝚗 𝙷𝚎𝚊𝚟𝚢 𝚃𝚛𝚊𝚗𝚜𝚙𝚘𝚛𝚝	43,941 km	—	—	43,941 km / 27,304 mi
3		Маршрут Мечты	30,610 km	—	10,539 km	41,150 km / 25,569 mi
4		R RedLine Logistics	32,943 km	—	—	32,943 km / 20,470 mi
5		Oakmont Freight Lines	—	9,483 mi	—	15,261 km / 9,483 mi
6		Yukon	5,368 km	5,950 mi	—	14,944 km / 9,286 mi
7		D DENGE TRANSPORT	11,306 km	—	—	11,306 km / 7,025 mi
8	🌍	B Bolschoi	2,382 km	—	7,543 km	9,925 km / 6,167 mi
9		R Road Dominators	—	5,300 mi	—	8,529 km / 5,300 mi
10		D Dactyl Express LLC	—	3,541 mi	2,251 km	7,951 km / 4,941 mi
11		Rave expresse	7,714 km	—	—	7,714 km / 4,793 mi
12		Ж ЖелДорЭкспедиция	3,582 km	2,482 mi	—	7,576 km / 4,708 mi
13		Водители Сибири	—	—	6,368 km	6,368 km / 3,957 mi
14	🌍	TRANSPORTS DE FRANCE	5,825 km	—	—	5,825 km / 3,619 mi
15		L LA FAMILIA CAMIONERA	5,670 km	—	—	5,670 km / 3,523 mi
16	🌍	GlobalMeridian Logistics	415 km	2,910 mi	—	5,098 km / 3,168 mi
17		M Max Transport Family	—	—	4,487 km	4,487 km / 2,788 mi
18		W West Logistic	3,899 km	267 mi	—	4,330 km / 2,691 mi
19		E Express Transport	—	2,448 mi	—	3,940 km / 2,448 mi
20		J. Costa International Spedition	3,921 km	—	—	3,921 km / 2,436 mi
21		GARAGE 24	2,204 km	692 mi	—	3,318 km / 2,062 mi
22	🌍	H H LINE	2,691 km	—	—	2,691 km / 1,672 mi
23	🌍	shadow-trans	2,416 km	—	—	2,416 km / 1,501 mi
24		F FordAlex Logistics	2,279 km	—	—	2,279 km / 1,416 mi
25	🌍	Buck Wild Transport	—	1,186 mi	—	1,909 km / 1,186 mi
26	🌍	Stapel Logistik GmbH.	390 km	—	1,263 km	1,653 km / 1,027 mi
27		C Clan Des Yokai	894 km	—	—	894 km / 556 mi
28		L Les Poneys Fringants	—	—	—	0 km / 0 mi
29		F Fairy Tail	—	—	—	0 km / 0 mi