A great number of urban centres across the globe are suffering from heavy traffic. The primary reasons behind this are more and more people migrating to cities and towns, as well as majority of individuals preferring personal cars. To prevent these causes, governments should take measures to attract people to countryside and encourage people to use public transports.
Cities containing a great number of people combined with preference for personal vehicles creates traffic problems. Since cities have more job opportunities compared to the rural areas, in addition to higher quality of education and healthcare, families migrate to the already densely populated urban regions and increase the number of individuals who use traffic on a daily basis. Furthermore, majority of travellers use their own automobiles for a variety of things public transports lacks such as, comfort and shorter travel time. As a result, instead of, for example, 30 people going in a single vehicle, there are 30 more automobiles on roads, which helps to jam the traffic.
Possible solutions to tackle above causes would be to allocate more funding to the countryside and discourage people from using personal cars. If governments create new workplaces in sparsely populated areas and improve education and healthcare systems, people who want to have a better job and life will turn to those places instead of trying their luck in cities. Additionally, decreasing fees for public transport and imposing some kind of fee for using own automobiles will make the drivers to switch to passenger seats of buses and metros, despite time lost on roads and experienced discomfort, as money is the most important thing for the majority of humans.
In conclusion, making people use public forms of transport combined with better job opportunities in the rural regions will help to solve traffic problems, as their main reasons are usage of personal cars and more people living in cities.
A great number of urban
centres
across the globe are suffering from heavy
traffic
. The primary reasons behind this are more and more
people
migrating to
cities
and towns,
as well
as
majority of
individuals preferring
personal
cars. To
prevent
these causes,
governments
should take measures to attract
people
to countryside and encourage
people
to
use
public
transports.
Cities containing a great number of
people
combined with preference for
personal
vehicles creates
traffic
problems. Since
cities
have more job opportunities compared to the rural areas,
in addition
to higher quality of education and healthcare, families migrate to the already
densely
populated urban regions and increase the number of individuals who
use
traffic
on a daily basis.
Furthermore
,
majority of
travellers
use
their
own
automobiles for a variety of things
public
transports lacks such as, comfort and shorter travel time.
As a result
,
instead
of,
for example
, 30
people
going in a single vehicle, there are 30 more automobiles on roads, which
helps
to jam the traffic.
Possible solutions to tackle above causes would be to allocate more funding to the countryside and discourage
people
from using
personal
cars. If
governments
create new workplaces in
sparsely
populated areas and
improve
education and healthcare systems,
people
who want to have a better job and life will turn to those places
instead
of trying their luck in
cities
.
Additionally
, decreasing fees for
public
transport and imposing
some
kind of fee for using
own
automobiles will
make
the drivers to switch to passenger seats of buses and metros, despite time lost on roads and experienced discomfort, as money is the most
important
thing for the majority of humans.
In conclusion
, making
people
use
public
forms of transport combined with better job opportunities in the rural regions will
help
to solve
traffic
problems, as their main reasons are usage of
personal
cars and more
people
living in
cities
.