Hi, Chris.
I assume the points you're referring to are trip logs, not geographic locations of intersections. (Otherwise, the times wouldn't matter).
If the sets of points A 5-20 and B 1-20 overlap (e.g., for points 5 - 20), then I think your best option is, after downloading both trip logs, A & B, to
- export them both to text files (either .csv or .tsv),
- hand edit the two files so they have a common start time (making a compensating change to the elapsed times in column 1),
- further hand edit the points in the two files, merging & deleting as needed (and making sure the points remain in chronological order), and
- import the two files back into Tru-Traffic.
The imported trip logs will get marked as imported from an "unverifiable" file, but other than that, this should give what you want. Tru-Traffic doesn't care about the 1 & 2 second mismatch, as long as for each point, the start time + elapsed time gives the actual time the point was recorded. When analyzing trip logs, the software always calculates the time difference between consecutive points, without making too many assumptions about how big the time difference is or whether the time difference is consistent throughout the trip log.
If the sets of points A and B didn't overlap, there'd be an easier route to do all this, provided there isn't too long of a time gap between the two sets. After downloading, you'd just highlight the two trip logs, right click and choose Join Trip Logs from the popup menu.
If this doesn't give you what you need, let me know.
Regards.
Greg