Hi,
As far as I understand it, SimpleFreeway class is used to describe the road topology, ie. a type of road.
Will the acceleration and inter-distance of two nodes you mention be characteristics of the nodes traveling on that type of road?
If that's the case, I think you can follow the min/max velocity. Also for inter-distance there is the timeAheadDistance which is used to control it.
Just a personal comment here: You should not control/force the acceleration of a car in a highway. You just enforce the speed limits. So a Ferrari could go from 60-100km/h in less than 3sec, but a Volvo would take ages.. However, both of them should stay within the speed limits of the road. Hence the acceleration is a characteristic of the vehicle, not of the road!
Further, for inter-distance again, the 'law' enforces a minimum safety distance, if you are closer, you break if not accelerate. These are mainly characteristics of the vehicle and particularly of the driver-model. For iTETRIS you should not be bothered since it uses SUMO for the mobility which has developed all these mobility models.