Feeding a/b streets decomposition/disaggregation of centrelines into other analytical tools

What a great piece of software! We've been using a combination of a/b streets and open-source routing software to conduct analyses to inform scenarios for active-transport-forward future street-network design. I'm wondering about using a/b street's "decomposed" network representation more directly in other software, such as OTP or R5. Since a/b is able to interpret the attributes associated with the OSM centreline links--splitting them into indvidual unidirectional vehicle lanes, sidewalks and bike lanes, etc.--I'm wondering if that output could be exported or saved into a format that could be directly used as a network by other routing software. In essence, is it possible to use a/b street to systematically disaggregate OSM centrelines into their component parts to, say, split a dual-carriageway into two separate directional lanes?