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VISSIM 5.30-05 User Manual

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Necessary<br />

Lane<br />

Change<br />

(Route)<br />

Driving Behavior<br />

If they are not specified, the default values 3 m/s and 10 seconds are<br />

used.<br />

Example *.INP:<br />

…<br />

-- Driving Behavior: --<br />

-----------------------<br />

DRIVING_BEHAVIOR 1 NAME "Urban (motorized)"<br />

LANE_CHANGE_BEHAVIOR FREE_LANESEL COOPERATIVE SPEED 3.0 COLLISION_TIME 10.0<br />

T_DISAPPEAR 60.00 MIN_LC_GAP 0.50 MIN_FREEFLOW 0.00<br />

MIN_ACCELERATION OWN MIN -3.00 DISTANCE 50.00 MAX -1.00<br />

TRAILING_VEHICLE MIN -3.00 DISTANCE 50.00 MAX 0.00<br />

CAR_FOLLOW_MODEL WIEDEMANN74<br />

NUMB_PRECED 2 OBS_DISTANCE MIN 0.00 MAX 250.00 REAR_OBS_DISTANCE MIN 0.00 MAX<br />

150.00<br />

AX_AVERAGE 2.00 BX_ADD 2.00 BX_MULT 3.00<br />

CC0 1.50 CC1 0.90 CC2 4.00 CC3 -8.00 CC4 -0.35<br />

CC5 0.35 CC6 11.44 CC7 0.25 CC8 3.50 CC9 1.50<br />

LATERAL_BEHAVIOR MIDDLE<br />

OVERTAKE RIGHT VEHICLE_CLASSES<br />

OVERTAKE LEFT VEHICLE_CLASSES<br />

LAT_DISTANCE DEFAULT DY_STAND 1.00 DY_50KMH 1.00<br />

TURN COLLISION_TIME 2.00 SPEED 1.00<br />

AMBER_BEHAVIOR CONT_CHECK<br />

AMBER_ALPHA 1.59000000 AMBER_BETA1 -0.26000000 AMBER_BETA2 0.27000000<br />

DRIVING_BEHAVIOR 2 NAME "Right-side rule (motorized)"<br />

LANE_CHANGE_BEHAVIOR RIGHT_HAND_RULE COOPERATIVE<br />

T_DISAPPEAR 60.00 MIN_LC_GAP 0.50 MIN_FREEFLOW 11.00<br />

MIN_ACCELERATION OWN MIN -3.00 DISTANCE 50.00 MAX -1.00<br />

TRAILING_VEHICLE MIN -3.00 DISTANCE 50.00 MAX 0.00<br />

CAR_FOLLOW_MODEL WIEDEMANN99<br />

…<br />

For lane changes that result from routes, the aggressiveness of lane change<br />

can be defined. This is done by defining deceleration thresholds both for the<br />

lane changer (Own) and the vehicle that he is moving ahead of (Trailing).<br />

The range of these decelerations is defined by the Maximum and Accepted<br />

Decelerations. In addition, a reduction rate (as meters per 1 m/s²) is used to<br />

reduce the Maximum Deceleration with increasing distance from the<br />

emergency stop position.<br />

Example: The following parameters result in the graph shown below:<br />

<strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> © PTV AG 2011 135

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