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In some countries, the government has tried to reduce traffic. For instance, they imposed a congestion tax during rush hour. Do you think this development is positive or negative? v.1

In some countries, the government has tried to reduce traffic. For instance, they imposed a congestion tax during rush hour. Do you think this development is positive or negative? v. 1
You must have experienced the frustration when driving in busy hours. Actually, the government has tried numerous ways to bring down the congestion, but mostly in vain. Recently,  it has been proposed that anyone who drives in commuting hours pay a considerable amount of tax. I believe this proposal will effectively solve the traffic problem in the city. First, if this proposal is put into effect, many drivers will choose not to drive during commuting hours. They may take public transportation or wait until after busy hours, which means there will be fewer vehicles in this period and the congestion problem will be much less severe. Let's just do some simple calculations here. Suppose the amount keeps 1/4 of all drivers from driving at all in congested hours and encourages another 1/4 to use other means of transportation rather than driving their own cars, the number of cars in rush hours can be reduced by half. If this really happens, we will never have to worry about the commuting hour any more. Then, when the traffic problem is gone,  other benefits will follow closely. For instance, the city will become quieter without the angry horns, the air will become cleaner when the carbon dioxide emission is halved. Most important of all, people, especially those commuters will be able to make it to where they work on time and in good mood, and accordingly, their work efficiency will improve. The importance of congestion tax may bring about some problems of course. For example, those driving in rush hour have to pay an extra sum of money, and those not driving in a traffic jam will put some pressure on the public transportation which has already been very crowded. Nevertheless,  I am still supportive of the tax proposal because compared with the solution it promises, the problems it causes are far less important.
You
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must
have experienced the frustration when
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driving
in busy
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hours
. Actually, the
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government
has tried numerous ways to bring down the congestion,
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but
 
mostly
in vain. Recently,
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it has
been proposed
that anyone who drives in commuting
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hours
pay a considerable amount of tax. I believe this proposal will
effectively
solve the traffic
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problem
in the city.

First
, if this proposal 
is put
into effect,
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many
drivers will choose not to drive during commuting
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hours
. They may take public transportation or wait until after busy
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hours
, which means there will be fewer vehicles in this period and the congestion
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problem
will be much less severe.
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Let
's
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do
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some
simple calculations here. Suppose the amount
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keeps
1/4 of all drivers from
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driving
at all in congested
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hours
and encourages another 1/4 to
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use
other means of transportation
rather
than
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driving
their
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own
cars, the number of cars in rush
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hours
can be
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reduced
by half. If this
really
happens, we will never
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have to
worry about the commuting
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hour
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any more
.

Then, when the traffic
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problem
is gone
,
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other benefits will follow
closely
.
For instance
, the city will become quieter without the angry horns, the air will become cleaner when the carbon dioxide emission
is halved
. Most
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important
of all,
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people
,
especially
those commuters will be able to
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make
it to where they work on time and in
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good
mood, and
accordingly
, their work efficiency will
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improve
.

The importance of congestion tax may bring about
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some
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problems
of course
.
For example
, those
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driving
in rush
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hour
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have to
pay an extra sum of money, and those not
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driving
in a traffic jam will put
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some
pressure on the public transportation which has already been
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very
crowded.
Nevertheless
,
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I am
still
supportive of the tax proposal
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because
compared with the solution it promises, the
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problems
it causes are far less
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important
.
9Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
18Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
4Mistakes
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IELTS essay In some countries, the government has tried to reduce traffic. For instance, they imposed a congestion tax during rush hour. Do you think this development is positive or negative? v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
303 words
6.5
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