We are living in the twenty- first century which is an era of developed technology and cars are not an exception. We can’t deny cars’ contribution to our convenient life. With cars, distance means nothing. We can travel everywhere more easily and safely. However, a big improvement in public transportation as well as environmental problems are taken in consideration by everyone when it comes to the issue whether it is good to owning a car or not. In my opinion, I agree that in twenty years there will be fewer cars in use than there are today because of a greater awareness of cars’ bad effect on the environment.
First, gasoline is used to function cars. With speed of using cars today, fuel sources may be exhausted soon. Due to the potential energy crisis, people are finding out alternative energy sources. But it is hard to make it efficient and economic because of limited technology. Moreover, cars emissions are blamed for air pollution and global warming. To solve these problems, we need to reduce the quantity of cars in our country.
Second, when the natural sources are consumed at a fast rate, the prices for using gases are going up. People will find ways to depreciate their daily expenses such as commuting by public transportation instead. Therefore, decreasing the number of cars will definitely happen in the future.
Third, since the public transportation has improved, it is convenient to take a bus or a subways. In some big cities, due to crowd, we always have to face the situation in which hardly finding place for parking cars or getting stuck in rush hours. So people prefer to travel by public transportation than driving cars. It seems clear that public transportation are much more convenient in term of being economic, fast, connected routes and friendly environment.
To sum up, although cars have served as a comfortable and safe vehicles in our life, overusing cars is damaging the environment and running out the natural resources. In light of these bad effects, I believe that in the next twenty years, there will be fewer cars hitting on the road.
We are living in the twenty-
first
century which is an era of developed technology and
cars
are not an exception. We can’t deny
cars’
contribution to our convenient life. With
cars
, distance means nothing. We can travel everywhere more
easily
and
safely
.
However
, a
big
improvement in
public
transportation
as well
as environmental problems
are taken
in consideration by everyone when it
comes
to the issue whether it is
good
to
owning
a
car
or not. In my opinion, I
agree
that in twenty years there will be fewer
cars
in
use
than there are
today
because
of a greater awareness of
cars’
bad
effect on the environment.
First
, gasoline is
used
to function
cars
. With speed of using
cars
today
, fuel sources may
be exhausted
soon
. Due to the potential energy crisis,
people
are finding out alternative energy sources.
But
it is
hard
to
make
it efficient and economic
because
of limited technology.
Moreover
,
cars
emissions
are blamed
for air pollution and global warming. To solve these problems, we need to
reduce
the quantity of
cars
in our country.
Second, when the natural sources
are consumed
at a
fast
rate, the prices for using gases are going up.
People
will find ways to depreciate their daily expenses such as commuting by
public
transportation
instead
.
Therefore
, decreasing the number of
cars
will definitely happen in the future.
Third, since the
public
transportation
has
improved
, it is convenient to take a bus or
a subways
. In
some
big
cities, due to crowd, we always
have to
face the situation in which hardly finding place for parking
cars
or getting stuck in rush hours.
So
people
prefer to travel by
public
transportation
than driving
cars
. It seems
clear
that
public
transportation
are much more convenient in term of being economic,
fast
, connected routes and friendly environment.
To sum up, although
cars
have served as a comfortable and safe vehicles in our life, overusing
cars
is damaging the environment and running out the natural resources. In light of these
bad
effects, I believe that in the
next
twenty years, there will be fewer
cars
hitting on the road.