Eclipse SUMO is an open source, highly portable, microscopic and continuous traffic simulation package designed to handle large networks. It allows for intermodal simulation including pedestrians and comes with a large set of tools for scenario creation.
currently, internal junctions are only built when the loaded tls program requires them (i.e. built for layout opposites but not for layout incoming. This may lead to unexpected behavior when later loading a program that would require them (i.e. building with layout incoming and loading layout opposites).
By default, internal junctions should be built for left turns when there is an opposite-straight connection.
Legacy behavior should be available via a new option
--tls.reduce-internal-junctions
Changing the default behavior also has downsides: in networks with pedestrian crossings the internal junctions for left turns are moved to the junction interior instead of close to the crossing
currently, internal junctions are only built when the loaded tls program requires them (i.e. built for layout opposites but not for layout incoming. This may lead to unexpected behavior when later loading a program that would require them (i.e. building with layout incoming and loading layout opposites).
By default, internal junctions should be built for left turns when there is an opposite-straight connection. Legacy behavior should be available via a new option --tls.reduce-internal-junctions