Hello,
Your OSM network most likely contains roads (edges) that do not permit cars
(i.e. bicycle paths, footpaths, train tracks).
To ensure that these edges are not selecting by od2trips as
origins/destinations for cars, add the option
'--vclass passenger' to your edgesInDistrict.py call (step 3)
Dear All,
I am trying to generate the routes file, using the duarouter command. But the
error is appearing:
Vehicle 'xx' is not allowed to depart on edge ''
The vehicle 'xx' has no valid route
The step by step of what I did:
0 - extract the network from openstreetmap (osm file
Addendum: 'until' can also denote times that are relative to the departure
of the vehicle (when the stops are part of a named route that is referenced
by the vehicle).
However, in this case the value of departure+stopUntil has the same
meaning: a vehicle cannot leave the stop before that time so
Hey Pablo,
thanks for looking into this. It makes sense; when I select lanes with
Shift+click it does work: a popup is shown indicating the number of
lanes that will be affected.
Thanks!
Greets, Menno
On 21-9-2021 10:12, pablo.alvarezlo...@dlr.de wrote:
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> Hi Menno,
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> the problem is, that
Hi Menno,
the problem is, that you have selected four edges instead four lanes, and you
tried to apply a lane operation. Try to select the lanes instead the edges, and
try it again. I updated the context menu for showing the number of selected
edge or lanes, to avoid confusions in the future.
'until' is for absolute times that are printed in a schedule i.e. stop ends
at "8:30:00", next stop ends at "8:34:00" (btw., sumo supports these
human-readable time values as input and output)
and these values force the bus to wait at least until that time before
departing (so it will wait longer
