The circular transportation network is on average shorter from any point to any other point ​than an equivalent size grid network and there are no stop-start intersections, reducing the amount of energy spent and saving time and stress.

The circular transportation network is also a information highway for the internet and potentially for transporting renewable energy and powering electric vehicles. Though off-the-grid household energy production might work out to be more efficient than a network.

With everything we need less than 4 km of where we live for 73.4% of the population and 5.6 km for everyone. Walking and cycling or e-bikes and mobility scooters are ideal for day to day needs. For the occasional long journey a faster transportation system may be needed. It could be a single rail with bike like vehicles connected together to make a people powered train or even a wind tunnel. Or maybe we will be happy travelling more slowly.

From each village to the nearest town centre.
Less than 800 m. Less than 1.6 km. Less than 2.4 km.
Less than 3.2 km. Less than 4 km. Less than 4.8 km.
Less than 5.6 km.

The midsection of the intersection is a bridge or a tunnel to allow movement of life between nature places.