Radical climate conditions have demanded a symbiotic relationship with our environment. Competition dissolved in existential threat. At the point of no return, society as we knew it diffused into chaos. Seeking information, massive moving convoys formed towards metropoles and we got stuck on the road. Life is different after the Big Jam. Temporary settlements alongside and within the still stream of cars make for a nomadic lifestyle. A restless further pushing force and human impatience are driving infinite nomadic circulation through former cities and countryside regions. Part of the process is a fundamental change in cultures and the distribution of power and space. Playful roaming sparks spontaneous and creative collaboration between Big Jammers. Cars come in handy as last thresholds of mobile intimacy while buildings are public.