The unpopularity of bicycles in numerous places has been brought into question though there is a little doubt about its being environmentally friendly. There are two main reasons for this trend and several feasible solutions could be implement to motivate the usage of bicycles.
There are two underlying explanations why bicycles are not prevalent in many places. First, since it certainly takes considerable amount of time and effort to commute to work or anywhere else by bicycles, people would rather use their own cars or other means of transport, which means that they could save lots of time and energy. This is because it fails to benefit city dwellers of major metropolises when their pace of working life would eclipse the values of using bicycles to the environment. Secondly, due to the fact that cars are considered to be luxurious, many people opted to use cars instead of bikes so that they could attain more respect and admiration. Obviously, in a society that judges the personal status of the individual so much by their material worth, it is therefore difficult not to follow the trend by buying cars rather than really being concerned about the negative impact these vehicles would inflict on their surroundings.
The government plays a vital role in encouraging the use of this environmentally friendly vehicle. First, if city councils town could provide more bicycles lanes throughout town and cities, residents will find it easier to change the habit and cycle on a regular basis. In fact, offering cycling lanes would offer greater safety to residents using their bikes. Second, by encouraging people to reduce their footprint and gas emissions through TVs or other media, authorities could increase the likelihood of people turning to cycling.
In conclusion, both governments and residents should join their hand in increasing the utilization of bikes so that everyone will take action on global warming, resulting in a sustainable and dynamic development.
The unpopularity of
bicycles
in numerous places has
been brought
into question though there is a
little
doubt about its being
environmentally
friendly. There are two main reasons for this trend and several feasible solutions could be
implement
to motivate the usage of bicycles.
There are two underlying explanations why
bicycles
are not prevalent in
many
places.
First
, since it
certainly
takes considerable amount of time and effort to commute to work or anywhere else by
bicycles
,
people
would
rather
use
their
own
cars
or other means of transport, which means that they could save lots of time and energy. This is
because
it fails to benefit city dwellers of major metropolises when their pace of working life would eclipse the values of using
bicycles
to the environment.
Secondly
, due to the fact that
cars
are considered
to be luxurious,
many
people
opted to
use
cars
instead
of bikes
so
that they could attain more respect and admiration.
Obviously
, in a society that judges the personal status of the individual
so
much by their material worth, it is
therefore
difficult not to follow the trend by buying
cars
rather
than
really
being concerned
about the
negative
impact these vehicles would inflict on their surroundings.
The
government
plays a vital role in encouraging the
use
of this
environmentally
friendly vehicle.
First
, if city councils town could provide more
bicycles
lanes throughout town and cities, residents will find it easier to
change
the habit and cycle on a regular basis. In fact, offering cycling lanes would offer greater safety to residents using their bikes. Second, by encouraging
people
to
reduce
their footprint and gas emissions through TVs or other media, authorities could increase the likelihood of
people
turning to cycling.
In conclusion
, both
governments
and residents should
join
their hand in increasing the utilization of bikes
so
that everyone will take action on global warming, resulting in a sustainable and dynamic development.