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VTC Rules Chill and Clean Conduct

Stay Respectful, Stay Real: Be kind, friendly, and respectful in all interactions, whether in-game, in chat, or during convoys. Our community vibe is relaxed—no room for negativity. Drive with Pride: Represent the VTC with integrity. When using the VTC livery, follow road rules and keep it smooth; after all, Holland clean style means professional and cool on the road. Activity and Participation

Roll On, But No Stress: We value active drivers but understand real life comes first. Try to hit a minimum monthly mileage (say, 1,000 miles). If you need a break, just give us a heads-up—no pressure. Join the Fun: We love to see you at VTC events and convoys, but join in when you can. It’s all about enjoying the ride together, not keeping score. Drive Clean, Stay Chill

Respect the Road: Follow realistic driving standards, from obeying speed limits to avoiding unnecessary accidents. Smooth driving is the Holland clean way. Style Consistency: Use our official VTC paint job and tags for convoys or events. The look is clean, the vibe is chill—let’s keep it cohesive. Friendly Communication

Keep It Simple: English is our main language for easy communication, but feel free to chat privately in other languages if that’s easier. Stay Updated, Stay Connected: Drop by our Discord (or preferred platform) regularly for updates or just to chill with fellow drivers. No pressure—just a good habit. Cool Feedback Only: Share feedback constructively and leave arguments at the door. Our space is for camaraderie, not conflict. Events and Convoys – Roll Smooth Together

Come Ready, Stay Punctual: For convoys, show up on time if possible to catch the rundown. Being punctual helps everyone enjoy a relaxed, organized convoy. Respect the Flow: Stick to the convoy lineup, keep the spacing, and follow convoy speeds. A smooth convoy is a chill convoy. Represent with Pride: At other VTC events, stay respectful and follow their rules, representing our “Holland clean” style wherever we go. Handling Issues Gracefully

Report, Don’t React: If there’s an issue or rule-breaking, let management know rather than taking matters into your own hands. We’ll handle things smoothly. Positive Reinforcement: Discipline is about learning, not punishing. Violations may result in a friendly reminder or, if needed, further steps based on the situation. Keep it fair, keep it clean.