Our problem is that with the AnyLogic traffic library, I created a map with roads, intersections, and stoplines. Additionally, we have the logical model, which is built using carMoveTo. The issue is that, for some reason, the “map” shows or handles more agents (cars) than the logical model, leading to a discrepancy in the number of cars passing through intersections. Furthermore, many of the cars on the map do not correctly follow the decisions set in the select output, where the path is determined. However, the logical model does follow these decisions correctly.

We tried changing the probabilities, as they are set in 15-minute intervals with different probabilities for turning based on the time of day. We calculated the normal probabilities, then 1-p, and also tried using a single probability (e.g., 0.2). We also attempted to adjust the vehicle arrival rate, which is scheduled in 15-minute intervals. We set all the rates to be the same, reduced them, and increased them, but still, more cars were arriving than expected. Since this turning probability issue occurs at a specific intersection, we also tried setting a probability of 1 for the necessary decision, but the cars still did not follow this.