#22 more minor typos

Author: angelobanse

docs/web/docs/Simulation/Intersections.md

@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ or `<lane>` element. This will shorten the edge/lane by a set amount.
 
 Vehicles from a minor road wait exactly at the end of the lane in order
 to minimize the distance they have to cover when a suitable gap in
-traffic is found. Vehicles waiting at at a traffic light wait with an
+traffic is found. Vehicles waiting at a traffic light wait with an
 offset of 1m ahead of the lane end.
 
 ## Vehicle Class

docs/web/docs/Simulation/Output/index.md

@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ There is no dedicated output format for traffic at junctions. Instead junction r
   or separate the approaching edges and to include or exclude the
   junction interior. (area-based detection on edges)
 
-Alternatively, the [values for edges or lanes](#values_for_edges_or_lanes) can be aggregated to obtain the flow at at a junction by using edgeData attribute `edges` and `aggregate="true"`.
+Alternatively, the [values for edges or lanes](#values_for_edges_or_lanes) can be aggregated to obtain the flow at a junction by using edgeData attribute `edges` and `aggregate="true"`.
 
 ## vehicle-based information
 

docs/web/docs/Simulation/RoadCapacity.md

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ capacity):
 - *minGap*: the minimum gap between vehicles in a standing queue in m (default 2.5)
 - *tau*: the desired minimum time headway in seconds (default 1)
 
-Assuming that all vehicles are driving at at constant speed *s*, the following
+Assuming that all vehicles are driving at constant speed *s*, the following
 headways hold for 'Krauss':
 
 - `netHeadway = minGap + tau * s`

tools/traci/_vehicle.py

@@ -1212,7 +1212,7 @@ def setRoute(self, vehID, edgeList):
         setRoute(string, list) ->  None
 
         changes the vehicle route to given edges list.
-        The first edge in the list has to be the one that the vehicle is at at the moment.
+        The first edge in the list has to be the one that the vehicle is at the moment.
 
         example usage:
         setRoute('1', ['1', '2', '4', '6', '7'])