So I have a city that has this mega nuclear power plant. I have another city adjacent to it that is buying power from it. It says "using 75mw of 225mw for $485". I'm still in the yellow at like -22mw, why am I not buying all that I need? I stopped purchasing and it says "225mw available from XYZ city". I got rolling blackouts all over the city.
I went back to the power producing city and I'm using like 78mw out of 800mw. When looking at the "power needed/produced/available for sale" regional chart thing, I have more than enough for sale to provide it to the city adjacent to it. This is getting frustrating.
What am I doing wrong?
[Edit] Nevermind, looks like I had to logout, restart Simcity and now it's working (pegged at 0MW). However other services that require vehicles are still buggy. For example;
-City A has 2 trash "centers", fully upgraded with 16 trucks each (32). With at least 8 empty landfill lots. 1 of them has 2 incenerators the other has 1. Nothing is really burned since their's rarely any garbage in the landfills.
-City B has no garbage service. City A sends 20 trucks (volunteers or what ever) to City B to pick up their garbage.
-City B doesn't have that much traffic in the early morning when the trucks do their route, yet I'm still seeing City B complaining about a "garbage problem". By the way, City B used to have a garbage center with only 16 trucks and it was smaller (I think only 6 landfill things) and the sims in City B never complained.
I can say the same thing about Police. City C had a fully upgraded max out cars and everything, precinct. They were supposed to provide cars and patrols to City B. Yet city B crime kept going up and I kept getting complaints about crime. So I ended up just building a precint there.
Also, I'm having a lot more success by building multiple fire/police/clinics covering my whole city as opposed to the large hospitals/precint/fire centers. The whole thing of making additions to these buildings and adding more vehicles isn't really helping and is actually costing me more.
I did an experiment with busses, using two bus stations instead of a single one. The two bus stations with a few buses ended up being cheaper than the big mega bus station with a ton of busses. Service was also much faster.