Comfortable road movements used to be the dream of many people, but today it is a standard part of our reality. Consequently, major cities that serve as our hosts experience a greater amount of gridlock. I believe this problem can be blamed for the existence of many car owners in those areas, and I am of the opinion that solving this issue would require the attention of the government.
Large city's house many vehicle owners. On a daily basis, these people want to commute comfortably without having to wait long hours at bus stations. With all those speed vehicles zipping on a high speed through the motorways, a stop at any point would amount to nothing but a cluster of vehicles. Lagos State, Nigeria, for example, is one of those suffering in this regard. Travelling from one suburb to another might take up to three long hours - an unusual amount of time to spend on in-town movements. This is a clear picture of how some cities suffer congestion.
Solving this problem would require an interplay between regulations and technology. Political leaders might need to consider introducing alternative means of transportation as well as employing experts, who use compass to monitor and direct road traffic. This will not only discourage people from their over dependence on the motorways, but also usher in a new dimension in the ways that people move around. For instance, China is constructing a high-speed train system to help move people to their destinations as well as sway their eyes from car usage.
In conclusion, I think the congestion experienced in numerous major cities is as a result of many car owners. If there is a reciprocal relationship between the use of technology and government policies, road traffic problems would be a thing in the history.
Comfortable road movements
used
to be the dream of
many
people
,
but
today
it is a standard part of our reality.
Consequently
, major cities that serve as our hosts experience a greater amount of gridlock. I believe this problem can
be blamed
for the existence of
many
car owners in those areas, and I am of the opinion that solving this issue would require the attention of the
government
.
Large city's
house
many
vehicle owners. On a daily basis, these
people
want to commute
comfortably
without having to wait long hours at bus stations. With all those speed vehicles zipping on a high speed through the motorways, a
stop
at any point would amount to nothing
but
a cluster of vehicles. Lagos State, Nigeria,
for example
, is one of those suffering in this regard. Travelling from one suburb to another might take up to three long hours
-
an unusual amount of time to spend on in-town movements. This is a
clear
picture of how
some
cities suffer congestion.
Solving this problem would require an interplay between regulations and technology. Political leaders might need to consider introducing alternative means of transportation
as well
as employing experts, who
use
compass to monitor and direct road traffic. This will not
only
discourage
people
from their over dependence on the motorways,
but
also
usher in a new dimension in the ways that
people
move
around.
For instance
, China is constructing a high-speed train system to
help
move
people
to their destinations
as well
as sway their eyes from car usage.
In conclusion
, I
think
the congestion experienced in numerous major cities is
as a result
of
many
car owners. If there is a reciprocal relationship between the
use
of technology and
government
policies, road traffic problems would be a thing in the history.