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VISSIM 5.30-05 User Manual

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6.6.1.4 Editing<br />

- Stop only if: Activates the condition so<br />

that the stop line is only active when the<br />

following condition is true.<br />

- If the selected Signal Group of the selected<br />

SC (Signal controller) has the selected<br />

Signal State then the stop line is active and<br />

checks the other conditions as well (min.<br />

headway, min. gap time etc.).<br />

Non-Signalized Intersections<br />

The following properties affect each conflict marker:<br />

● Min. Gap Time: Minimum gap time (in s) between the conflict marker and<br />

the next approaching vehicle.<br />

● Min. Headway: Minimum headway (distance) between conflict marker<br />

and next vehicle upstream.<br />

● Max. Speed: Any vehicle approaching the conflict marker will only be<br />

taken into account for the headway condition if its speed is the same or<br />

lower as the Maximum Speed.<br />

● Look beyond red signals: Also vehicles located upstream of red<br />

signals are "seen" by the conflict marker. If deactive, headway and gap<br />

time are only checked up to red signal heads.<br />

Editing data<br />

The properties of a priority rule can be accessed by the following sequence:<br />

1. Select the Priority Rules mode (to make sure that no previous priority<br />

rule is selected).<br />

2. Select one of the corresponding links/connectors.<br />

3. With the left mouse button, double-click on the stop line or conflict<br />

marker (the corresponding pair of conflict marker and stop line is shown<br />

in highlighted colors). When selecting the stop line, only the<br />

corresponding conflict markers will be shown (in dark green).<br />

Alternatively, the properties can be accessed by opening the list of all Priority<br />

Rules (right-click outside the <strong>VISSIM</strong> network), selecting the desired priority<br />

rule and pressing the DATA button.<br />

Deleting<br />

► There are two options to delete a single conflict marker:<br />

- Open the list of all Priority Rules (right-click outside the <strong>VISSIM</strong><br />

network), select the priority rule to be deleted and press the DELETE<br />

button.<br />

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