Urban mobility simulator
Interactive demo: analyse and simulate traffic in an urban corridor — see how changes to traffic organisation affect congestion, travel times and route choice.
About the mobility simulator
An example traffic simulation of a real corridor in Kraków: Rondo Grzegórzeckie → Mogilska → Czyżyny roundabout, with a bypass via al. Pokoju. The tool shows, analyses and predicts how changes to traffic organisation — closing a lane or a segment, signal optimisation, a bus lane, a mass event — affect capacity, travel times, level of service (LOS) and how traffic splits between routes.
How it works: the engine computes each segment's load with a BPR volume-delay function and HCM level of service, and assigns demand between routes using equilibrium (MSA, Wardrop's principle). Signals account for the green ratio and Webster control delay. Geometry is based on real streets from OpenStreetMap.
What it's for: decision support for cities, road authorities and investors — quickly evaluating traffic-organisation options before deployment, material for public consultations and “what-if” analyses.
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| Segment | Route | Lanes | Speed | Length | Capacity | Signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rondo Grzegórzeckie | main | 3 | 50 km/h | 1,159 m | 5,400 veh/h | none |
| Mogilska (west) | main | 3 | 50 km/h | 1,034 m | 5,400 veh/h | none |
| Mogilska (east) | main | 2 | 50 km/h | 1,163 m | 2,660 veh/h | green 70% · cycle 90s |
| Czyżyny → al. Jana Pawła II | main | 3 | 50 km/h | 1,240 m | 5,400 veh/h | none |
| Bypass — al. Pokoju (W) | bypass | 1 | 45 km/h | 2,473 m | 1,800 veh/h | none |
| Bypass — al. Pokoju (E) | bypass | 1 | 45 km/h | 2,481 m | 1,800 veh/h | none |
- BPR volume-delay function: T = T₀·(1 + 0.15·(V/C)⁴), α=0.15, β=4
- Base capacity: 1800 veh/h per lane (unsignalised segment)
- Signals: capacity = lanes × saturation flow (1900 veh/h/lane) × green ratio; Webster control delay
- Level of service (LOS) A–F from the V/C ratio per HCM
- Traffic assignment: user equilibrium (Wardrop) via MSA over two routes
- Segment geometry: real streets from OpenStreetMap (OSRM routing)
