Hello,
In general, if a transit line (bus service route) is provided then it is
bidirectional. That is, a bus assigned to this line, goes from depot A to
depot B, and then comes back from depot B to depot A in the exactly reverse
path in the opposite direction. This is also known as up and down journey
of the line (or bus instance) respectively.
I have defined a route and corresponding flow as follows in my input file
as follows. <route id="13" edges="55 55b 125 114">
<stop busStop="busStop#35" until="0"/>
<stop busStop="busStop#36" until="120"/>
</route>
<flow id="bus_13" begin="0" end="3600" period="300" departLane="best"
line="13" type="bus" route="13"/>
The above input works fine in a single direction. That is, every vehicle
(bus) assigned to this line moves from busStop#35 to busStop#36. However,
the same vehicle or any other vehicles do not come back or run from
busStop#36 to busStop#35. It does not simulate the real-life scenario of
bus service.
Kindly, suggest the modification so that I can achieve bidirectional line
service and corresponding output.
thanks and regards,
Dillip Rout
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