Links layer
The Links layer displays the links network, where each link is defined as an aggregation of streets.
A link is delimited by link nodes.
A link node is a specific point of the link, used for modeling different traffic parameters.
This layer can also display connectors.
A connector is only a virtual / logical link used for connecting a centroid with a link node.
The forecast engine TRE can inject in the connector the demand flows on the transport network, allowing for their propagation.
The injection can proceed in both directions:
- From the centroid toward the link
- From the link toward the centroid
Select a link to obtain detailed information and charts about traffic conditions.
Tip: You can get the same result through the operation (→ Showing a selected item).

Info type | Description |
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The line type (continuous or dashed) indicates if you are managing a link (an aggregation of streets, at least one street) or a connector (a virtual link). |

Option type | Description |
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Theme |
Allows you to choose a set of graphic themes to represent the layer entities, according to a set of values that filter the data to be displayed in the layer. The common values are:
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- Click on a link to select it.
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Click the left side area (or the right side area) of the link to view the graphic indication of the direction of the traffic flow.
A purple bold arrow appears.
- Select the link to open the pop-up window displaying the list of related attributes.
The window includes different buttons to produce different types of charts:
Chart button | Description |
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Flow |
Displays the traffic flow dimension. |
Travel time | Displays the travel time needed to complete a link or a street of the traffic network. |
Speed |
Displays the vehicle speed along a specific link or street of the traffic network. |
Queue | Displays information about vehicle queues. |

- Select the layer in the ACTIVE LAYERS list.
- Click the
List icon.
A pop-up window with a list of items opens. Every item represents a link, which is characterized by a set of attributes.
Other operations are available for the layer (→ Operations on layers).