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Additionally, making a one way two lane road that exits an avenue does not create a traffic light, while one ways entering them do.
Happy building!
The gist of it:
- two-lane, bidirectional streets never make traffic lights when they intersect or split off. Neither do highways.
- also, when you have a turning lane, cars will get into that lane as early as they possibly can -- miles ahead, if they're able. So those lanes tend to jam up, in part because cars don't swerve out of their lanes to go around cars moving in the same direction. that can be a real problem in industrial areas, where trucks often stop to unload -- but ambulances and hearses (which have to pull over, too) will also block those turning lanes.
all props to the guy who made the video, which also has some suggestions for how to use the traffic algorithm to your best advantage ...