| Re: [sumo-user] Avoiding lateral movement at low speeds with sublane model |
Hi,
first a background-information for my question: we are using SUMO at TESIS GmbH for Co-Simulation with our tool DYNA4 which includes a high-fidelity vehicle model (MBS axles, sensors, etc.) and our 3D animation. We’re very impressed with the possibilities SUMO offers, because we can easily create complex traffic scenarios for ADAS/AD development.
We’re using the sublane model usually, mostly because of the non-instantaneous lane changes and the more realistic behavior of mixed car/bike lanes. However, what causes some trouble for us is the lateral movement of vehicles at low (or no) speeds, e.g. in front of red traffic lights or when dissolving a queue on a highway. It would be great, if there was a parameter which defines a threshold for longitudinal speed below which no lateral movement is possible. I know it’s a special request for more realistic vehicle movement, but I do believe it also has an impact on queue length / dissolving times, which are relevant for traffic engineering related tasks. Would this be possible to implement without major interference with other parameters and/or problems with interconnection of car-following model and lane-change model?
Thanks
Jakob
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