The Power of Connected Streets

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The Power of Connected Streets Destination Origin How do we get from here to there?

The Power of Connected Streets Destination Origin How do we get from here to there?

The Power of Connected Streets Destination Origin How do we get from here to there?

The Power of Connected Streets Destination Origin 1 Possible Route

The Power of Connected Streets Destination Origin Add a second pair of streets to the network, and…

The Power of Connected Streets Destination Origin 2 Possible Routes

The Power of Connected Streets x= 2 Destination y= 2 Origin Add another street in each direction…

The Power of Connected Streets x= 2 Destination y= 2 Origin More Possible Routes

The Power of Connected Streets x= 2 Destination y= 2 Origin More Possible Routes

The Power of Connected Streets x= 2 Destination y= 2 Origin More Possible Routes

The Power of Connected Streets x= 2 Destination y= 2 Origin More Possible Routes: 6 in all, without doubling back

(x+y)! = # of possible routes (x!)(y!) The Power of Connected Streets The Casey Hawthorne Traffic Routes Equation (only accounts for one direction)

The Power of Connected Streets x= 3 Destination y= 4 Origin Continue enhancing the network: 4 x 3 grid yields 35 routes

The Power of Connected Streets x= 5 Destination y= 4 Origin Continue enhancing the network: 5 x 4 grid yields 126 routes

The Power of Connected Streets Make a town, not “pods.” 8 x 8 grid yields 12,870 routes

The Power of Connected Streets Beaufort, SC