Re: [sumo-user] What is the logic of '--ignore-junction-blocker'?

[Jakob Erdmann <namdre.sumo@xxxxxxxxx>]

From the screenshot it appears that the downstream lanes are jammed in all directions. This gives vehicles another reason to refrain from driving onto the intersection.

If you can provide a scenario where

- the vehicles blocking the junction have a 'waiting time' value > '--ignore-junction-blocker TIME'

- a vehicle fails to pass the intersection even though the downstream link is free

then you may send it to me for investigation. Otherwise I'd say things are working as expected.

regards,

Jakob

Am Sa., 21. März 2020 um 04:00 Uhr schrieb Hao Zhou <zhouhaoseu@xxxxxxxxxx>:

Hello SUMO community,

I'm wondering how does the 'ignore-junction-blocker' work? The documentation says :"--ignore-junction-blocker <TIME> may be used to ignore vehicles which are blocking the intersection on an intersecting lane after the specified time. This can be used to model the real-life behaviour of eventually finding a way around the offending vehicle that is blocking the intersection."

Sounds like vehicles would find a way around the junction blockers. But when I ran across the following scenario, it puzzles me. We have a eastbound junction blocker which is located at internal connection. North-bound through vehicles seem not be able to move around, and thus the north-bound lane is blocked. Does the 'ignore-junction-blocker' still work here? If so, what is the underlying logic? 

Thank you,

Hao Zhou,

Georgia Tech

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