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Re: [sumo-user] Inquiry about Bus Bay Modelling

Good afternoon, Thank you very much for the clarification. Alternative 1, creating a separate lane, is the solution we had adopted. We will study the other alternatives! Once again, thank you very much.

Sds,

Pedro Oliveira 

Em dom, 15 de mar de 2026 15:00, Jakob Erdmann <namdre.sumo@xxxxxxxxx> escreveu:
At the moment, the default behavior in SUMO for the cars on the highway is to yield and open gaps for cars that cannot otherwise enter. Thus, what you are seeing isn't brave/reckless merging but rather an excess of courtesy. 
There is currently a workaround you can take to get the desired behavior:
Replace the acceleration lane (lane 2) with a separate edge with a lower priority than the highway and let it merge with a priority junction. This way cars will wait for a suitable gap before merging into traffic. You can set a high value for attribute 'visibilityDistance' of the low-priority connection. This way, merging cars do not have to slow down before merging (if there is a suitable gap)

If you upgrade to the latest development version of sumo, you can also make it work with 3 lanes (instead of 2 edges with 2 and 1 lanes), if you take the following extra steps
  - prohibit lane changing to the right on the acceleration lane (using attribute changeRight="authority")
  - create an extra connection from the acceleration lane to the highway
  - give priority to the highway connection using connection attribute pass="true" (by default the left lane would get priority at the conflict)

All of these are workarounds. Betters solutions are outlined at 

regards,
Jakob

that merges with low priority. 

Am Mi., 11. März 2026 um 23:35 Uhr schrieb Pedro Oliveira <pedro.engenhariae@xxxxxxxxx>:
Good evening,

I have a similar question.

I'm simulating a U-turn that has an acceleration lane. I don't mind the vehicle changing lanes vertically (from the acceleration lane to the highway), but I think they are entering the main road under conditions where the main highway needs to reduce speed or brake for this to happen.

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It might be a mistaken perception on my part, but I think that in practice, drivers who make the U-turn wouldn't be so brave.

In this video, for example, the cars shown are stopped, waiting for an opportunity to enter.

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I would like the vehicle to stop in the acceleration lane if there is no gap to enter. Is this possible?

Sds,

Pedro Oliveira
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