I'm wondering if there's any way to have Cyklines/T++ remove signals from intersections where there are no intersecting lane pathes or combinations. An example could be an intersection where a 2-lane, 2-way street meets a 6-lane, 2-way road, from one or both sides, configured in T++ so that all curb lanes necessarily turn right, and only right. In this way, no traffic pathes diverge, cross, or merge, and there are no possible path conflicts or challenges. There oughtn't to be signals here, because there exist no combinations one could meaningfully cycle through.

Instead, many intersections I've configured with these patterns have traffic signals or stops anyway, waiting for vehicles to pass which cannot actually challenge another right-of-way. Is there a way to have traffic flow non-stop through intersections where a signal is strictly cosmetic? It creates huge snarls and, at least for me, is distractingly unrealistic.

This is not a problem with T++; rather, I hope it's one T++ can solve. :D