Hi all,


first of all,  thanks again for the helpful reply to my previous question – 
sorry to bother with a new one 😉



I’m in the calibration process of a motorway section. The network contains a 
fork where a three-lane roadway splits into two two-lane roadways. Through 
traffic must merge left at this fork.



Currently, I am using a step length of 0.1s with action step length of 1.0s. I 
am observing many stuck vehicles not able to perform the necessary lane change 
in time. For now, I am using the default car following and lane changing 
parameters (except for the speed acceptance, which follows a normal 
distribution for a passenger car and a truck type).



While I had few problems with failed lane changes with a simulation step of 1s, 
the severity of congestion due to stuck vehicles seems to increase as I reduce 
the step length (leaving action step length the same).



I have a few questions on this issue:



1.      Default value for SUMOs time-to-teleport.highways option



The doc states that when teleporting, highways are distinguished from other 
roads if its speed limit is > 69 m/s = ca. 250 km/h. Is it possible that this 
distinction was meant to be made at ca. 70 km/h instead? Is this wrong in the 
doc? Because if I use the following configuration, vehicles are removed quickly 
even with edge speed limits lower than 69m/s:



<time-to-teleport.highways>0.1</time-to-teleport.highways>

<time-to-teleport>300.0</time-to-teleport>



2.      What does the –time-to-teleport.highways default value of zero mean?



When I do not specify a value for –time-to-teleport.highways, i.e. with default 
value zero, I still see vehicles getting stuck and waiting. In contrast to a 
–time-to-teleport value of 0, teleporting doesn’t seem to be disabled at all, 
but it seems to match the –time to teleport value. Is that correct?



3.      Influence of simulation step length on teleporting and/or Lane Changing?

Is the teleporting and/or the lane changing behavior in any way influenced by 
the simulation step (given that action step length remains fixed)? As said, 
with a simulation step of 1.0s, failed lane changing is by far less frequent - 
I see only a few speed drops, but no stopping vehicles. All LC params, as well 
as tau and the other CF params, are at their default values in  both cases.



Thanks for a reply!



Kind regards

Jan



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