The rising traffic congestion and pollution have been a rising concern countries. Although, some people believe that increasing petrol prices could be a solution. In my view, this is not the best solution.
To begin with, there are various demerits by increasing the petrol costs. By increasing the fuel cost, this would lead to increase the prices of other commodities. To illustrate, most of the food travels from to farms to the cities, the increase of fuel will increase the transportation cost. The same will be added to the price of food. In addition, by increasing the cost it will not encourage all individuals to commute by public transportation. The choice of commuting has various factors such as comfort of an individual, which would not unchanged even after the fuel price is increased.
However, we are aware of the high pollution levels. Most of the same is produced by industries. The government intervention is needed to set rules and measures which can reduce the contamination of air to a great extend. The government can also help in working towards building electric cars, which could help in reducing the pollution problem. To illustrate, Japan in 2015 has introduced electric cars, which has become a favourable commute option for a number of citizens. This has led to a decrease of 15% in the pollution level in the city.
To conclude, increasing the price of petrol cannot solve the traffic congestion and pollution problems. The government intervention on strict rules for the industries can reduce pollution to a great extent. Also by spending money on innovation of electric cars can further reduce the pollution levels.
The rising traffic congestion and
pollution
have been a rising concern countries.
Although
,
some
people
believe that
increasing
petrol
prices
could be a solution. In my view, this is not the best solution.
To
begin
with, there are various demerits by
increasing
the petrol
costs
. By
increasing
the fuel
cost
, this would lead to increase the
prices
of other commodities. To illustrate, most of the food travels from to farms to the cities, the increase of fuel will increase the transportation
cost
. The same will be
added
to the
price
of food.
In addition
, by
increasing
the
cost
it will not encourage all individuals to commute by public transportation. The choice of commuting has various factors such as comfort of an individual, which would not unchanged even after the fuel
price
is increased
.
However
, we are aware of the high
pollution
levels. Most of the same
is produced
by industries. The
government
intervention
is needed
to set
rules
and measures which can
reduce
the contamination of air to a great
extend
. The
government
can
also
help
in working towards building electric cars, which could
help
in reducing the
pollution
problem. To illustrate, Japan in 2015 has introduced electric cars, which has become a
favourable
commute option for a number of citizens. This has led to a decrease of 15% in the
pollution
level in the city.
To conclude
,
increasing
the
price
of petrol cannot solve the traffic congestion and
pollution
problems. The
government
intervention on strict
rules
for the industries can
reduce
pollution
to a great extent.
Also
by spending money on innovation of electric cars can
further
reduce
the
pollution
levels.
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