During the past 30 years, the evolution of technology and the facility to buy a vehicle have increased the number of car owner. However, the question we should ask is whether this expansion has a consequence on the traffic jam.
At a time when where restricted traffic areas in the city are multiplying, the individual automobile continues to seduce. It’s a reality linked to the fact that today, people do not only have only a car in each family but well two or more. This is due to the rise of the personal requirement in particular working or others. Moreover, having his own car could be a synonym of freedom, especially for young people. However, the growth of cars moving towards the cities has definitely a consequence of the air pollution. It’s a subject that we couldn’t afford in these days and it’s the most negative aspects of the traffic jams. Another contributing fact is the birth of these new “city cars”. Economical and practical, they have a real impact on the transport and pollution today. We can associate the growth of the selling in these cars by the development in technology that makes these cars available for quite anyone.
As a result, public authorities are struggling to find alternatives to the car in a way to discourage people from taking their car or at least reducing its use. In some countries, It is common that public transports are free for the over 65. The retired people should have this opportunity to be able to move freely as they do not have any more work restrictions. As the population gets older, it’s an advantage to take into consideration. For the other age band, the price of public transport should be at a reasonable price available for everyone. Furthermore, regular schedules and frequency of the bus races or trains should be taken in consideration.
On balance, it’s true that being owner of a car has many advantages and a thought to the public transport may be done. However, we hope the technology will do its parts by reducing the CO2 emission in the future. It’s on its way.
During the past 30 years, the evolution of technology and the facility to
buy
a vehicle have increased the number of
car
owner.
However
, the question we should ask is whether this expansion has a consequence on the traffic jam.
At a time when where restricted traffic areas in the city are multiplying, the individual automobile continues to seduce. It’s a reality linked to the fact that
today
,
people
do not
only
have
only
a
car
in each family
but
well two or more. This is due to the rise of the personal requirement
in particular
working or others.
Moreover
, having his
own
car
could be a synonym of freedom,
especially
for young
people
.
However
, the growth of
cars
moving towards the cities has definitely a consequence of the air pollution. It’s a subject that we couldn’t afford in these days and it’s the most
negative
aspects of the traffic jams. Another contributing fact is the birth of these new “city
cars”
. Economical and practical, they have a real impact on the
transport
and pollution
today
. We can associate the growth of the selling in these
cars
by the development in technology that
makes
these
cars
available for quite anyone.
As a result
,
public
authorities are struggling to find alternatives to the
car
in a way to discourage
people
from taking their
car
or at least reducing its
use
. In
some
countries, It is common that
public
transports
are free for the over 65. The retired
people
should have this opportunity to be able to
move
freely
as they do not have any more work restrictions. As the population
gets
older, it’s an advantage to take into consideration. For the other age band, the price of
public
transport
should be at a reasonable price available for everyone.
Furthermore
, regular schedules and frequency of the bus races or trains should
be taken
in consideration.
On balance, it’s true that being owner of a
car
has
many
advantages and a
thought
to the
public
transport
may
be done
.
However
, we hope the technology will do its parts by reducing the CO2 emission in the future. It’s on its way.