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I think the way around it is to allow for more routes to move along and multiple flags so they have more reason to move around. The best maps have 6 or 8 flags spread around with free movement allowed. The worst maps have one street or bridge as a bottleneck.
Your map looks really good with the little houses. Can you open it up more and add a couple more flags of neutral color? Even on small maps like CQB sometimes are super fun cause there are many routes around to mix up the bots and gives the player approach options.