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Submitted by annatran12324 on Sun, 01/20/2019 - 14: 20
The startling growth for commuters is a cause of widespread concern today, as so many people use modes of transport to move for developing the economy and society. There are a number of problems that people and environment suffer as a result of these rises, but also some straightforward measures we can take to protect ourselves. The following essay will support my opinion with additional information.
Perhaps the worst problem stemming from this is the traffic snarl-up. It occurs when a volume of traffic generates demand for space greater than the available infrastructure capacity. For example, roads in my city are outdated design and inappropriate traffic mix, leading gridlock, especially in peak time if the volume of traffic has risen tremendously. A further problem is that this growth has a pessimistic consequence on air quality. Motorbikes, dominate vehicle in my country, are non-renewable source consumption and carbon dioxide emissions which contribute to climate change and global warming. Finally, there is the problem of health caused to the vehicle users of vehicle abuse. The incidence of asthma and lung cancer has increased because of inhaling the exhaust fumes released by means of transport on the road.
Turning to possible solutions, probably the most effective measure is to limit the number of vehicles allowed. For instance, Singapore is to cap these quantities on its streets and harder to approval from the government to buy new cars. Secondly, we should raise awareness about using public transport among citizens via publicity and public education. Ultimately, the electric means of transport and biofuel should be prioritized. The government should implement a price control to these which may spur people to change their behavior.
Overall, the problems caused are both transportation, environment and physical effects, and the solutions should involve coordinated action by individuals and the state.
Profile picture for user annatran12324
Submitted by annatran12324 on Sun, 01/20/
2019 - 14
: 20
The startling growth for commuters is a cause of widespread concern
today
, as
so
many
people
use
modes of
transport
to
move
for developing the economy and society. There are a number of
problems
that
people
and environment suffer
as a result
of these rises,
but
also
some
straightforward measures we can take to protect ourselves. The following essay will support my opinion with additional information.
Perhaps the worst
problem
stemming from this is the
traffic
snarl-up. It occurs when a volume of
traffic
generates demand for space greater than the available infrastructure capacity.
For example
, roads in my city
are outdated
design and inappropriate
traffic
mix, leading gridlock,
especially
in peak time if the volume of
traffic
has risen
tremendously
. A
further
problem
is that this growth has a pessimistic consequence on air quality. Motorbikes, dominate
vehicle
in my country, are non-renewable source consumption and carbon dioxide emissions which contribute to climate
change
and global warming.
Finally
, there is the
problem
of health caused to the
vehicle
users of
vehicle
abuse. The incidence of asthma and lung cancer has increased
because
of inhaling the exhaust fumes released by means of
transport
on the road.
Turning to possible solutions,
probably
the most effective measure is to limit the number of
vehicles
allowed
.
For instance
, Singapore is to cap these quantities on its streets and harder to approval from the
government
to
buy
new cars.
Secondly
, we should raise awareness about using public
transport
among citizens via publicity and public education.
Ultimately
, the electric means of
transport
and biofuel should
be prioritized
. The
government
should implement a price control to these which may spur
people
to
change
their behavior.
Overall
, the
problems
caused are both transportation, environment and physical effects, and the solutions should involve coordinated action by individuals and the state.