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VISSIM 5.30-05 User Manual

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1. Select the link/connector for the start of the route.<br />

Automobile Traffic<br />

2. Right click on the location for the<br />

routing decision point (red bar) on<br />

the selected link.<br />

The Create routing decision window<br />

appears.<br />

Define basic routing decision<br />

properties (cf. section 6.4.4.4) and<br />

confirm with OK.<br />

3. Select the link/connector for the<br />

route destination.<br />

4. According to route type:<br />

- Static Routes, Partial Routes,<br />

Closures:<br />

Right-click on the location for the<br />

route destination point (green).<br />

If there is a valid connection between the red bar and the click position<br />

the link sequence is shown as yellow band from the routing<br />

decision to any destination point defined for that routing decision.<br />

After definition of all destinations per routing decision, right-click<br />

outside of the link to call the Routes window.<br />

Define the route properties (cf. below) and confirm with OK.<br />

If there is no consecutive sequence of links and connectors possible,<br />

<strong>VISSIM</strong> cannot suggest a route and thus no yellow band appears.<br />

The Routes window will not contain route data for this routing<br />

decision. In that case, either the destination link or destination<br />

location must be changed or any missing connectors be created.<br />

- Parking Lot: Select parking lot(s) by left-click; selected parking lots<br />

are highlighted in blue.<br />

- Dynamic: cf. section 12.7.5<br />

- Managed Lanes: As for static routes, right-click to define the location<br />

for the route destination point (green). The first route being generated<br />

for a routing decision of the Managed type is always a route of the<br />

Toll type which is highlighted green. To generate the second route,<br />

mark – for the same route start point – the second route destination<br />

point next to the first one on the same link. The second route which is<br />

created for a routing decision of the Managed lanes route type is<br />

always a route of the General purpose route type and is indicated by<br />

yellow color. A routing decision of the Managed lanes type has just<br />

two routes to which – similar to partial routes – the same destination<br />

point is allocated automatically<br />

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