Due to an increasing population which leads to significant demands in daily transportation. Unless this issue is resolved properly, there could be environmental consequences detrimental to global civilizations. It is advisable that governments spend their public budget on setting up or improving railway conditions rather than roads. In my viewpoint, I am an advocate of this solution
First of all, utilizing railways could significantly reduce a great amount of time. This is obviously because the number of private cars or motorbikes has sharply risen recently, therefore during the rush hours, they unintentionally turn into obstacles on the road and slow down the other means of transport behind. For example, in Vietnam, when it is time to leave for the workplace in the mornings, we can easily observe severe traffic congestions especially in crowded residential areas such as District 7. Citizens hardly move forward due to intense traffic jams which would be wasting much of their precious time. But public transport, particularly, railways should be a worth-investing resolution to tackle this worsening problem.
Secondly, railways can be considered as an element contributing to lower gas emissions. The more private cars and motorbikes being used, the more emissions are released to the atmosphere prompting negative greenhouse effects involving X-rays, for instance, to pierce the horizon and cause harm to humans as a whole or sudden climate change. Ultimately, the human race would be on the brink of failing to cope with plenty of resulting alterations. It has been reported by US researchers that ice of two poles is faster melting than previously predicted chiefly because of a warming climate and constantly changing weather patterns are the primary culprits and both of them relate to gas emissions.
Admittedly, boarding is not an entirely efficient measure to totally eliminate gas emissions but this is the only proposition to impede bad agencies occurring, thus the officials are expected to immediately use the public purse and invest in railways
Due to an increasing population which leads to significant demands in daily transportation. Unless this issue
is resolved
properly
, there could be environmental consequences detrimental to global civilizations. It is advisable that
governments
spend their public budget on setting up or improving
railway
conditions
rather
than roads. In my viewpoint, I am an advocate of this solution
First of all
, utilizing
railways
could
significantly
reduce
a great amount of time. This is
obviously
because
the number of private cars or motorbikes has
sharply
risen recently,
therefore
during the rush hours, they
unintentionally
turn into obstacles on the road and slow down the other means of transport behind.
For example
, in Vietnam, when it is time to
leave
for the workplace in the mornings, we can
easily
observe severe traffic congestions
especially
in crowded residential areas such as District 7. Citizens hardly
move
forward due to intense traffic jams which would be wasting much of their precious time.
But
public transport,
particularly
,
railways
should be a worth-investing resolution to tackle this worsening problem.
Secondly
,
railways
can
be considered
as an element contributing to lower gas emissions. The more private cars and motorbikes being
used
, the more emissions
are released
to the atmosphere prompting
negative
greenhouse effects involving X-rays,
for instance
, to pierce the horizon and cause harm to humans as a whole or sudden climate
change
.
Ultimately
, the human race would be on the brink of failing to cope with
plenty
of resulting alterations. It has
been reported
by US researchers that ice of two poles is faster melting than previously predicted
chiefly
because
of a warming climate and
constantly
changing weather patterns are the primary culprits and both of them relate to gas emissions.
Admittedly
, boarding is not an
entirely
efficient measure to
totally
eliminate gas emissions
but
this is the
only
proposition to impede
bad
agencies occurring,
thus
the officials are
expected
to immediately
use
the public purse and invest in
railways