It is true that using of various transport systems, supported by the government, including the public transportation is extremely important for many people living in urban or rural areas. Undeniably, citizens have faced numerous issues when it comes to commuting between their home and destination, including accessibility or quality. While public transports are very important to reduce the number of private cars running in the cities, it has some disadvantages as well. I personally believe that these problems can be addressed with some pragmatic solutions.
The first important factor why the public are not interested in using buses or trains is the lack of availability. Unfortunately, many inhabitants living outside of central cities cannot usually find adequate buses or monorails. In particular, in the Northshore areas of Vancouver city of Canada, individuals cannot easily travel by Skytrain because there is no any train station there. Had the government of BC extended this type of transport, more dwellers would have accessed it. As a result, to find better solutions to this issue, public transportation must equally be reachable to all citizens living even in remote areas.
Another reason is the poor quality this method of transport has. Obviously, in many highly populated poor countries, this type of transportation has considerably deteriorated. As a prime example, in Iran, the lifetime of some buses backs to over thirty years or more, and their capacity is not as much as used to be. Many passengers have to stand on their feet all over their travelling because of the shortage of spaces, and there is no any specific seat for children or equipped facilities for elders which many modern buses have. To address it, the state administrations are better to increase the budget of public transport and renew the old buses or trains, which have endangered people’s safety.
The public buses in many areas do not have fixed timetable and people have to wait for a long to get on a bus. Apart from that, privacy is another concern for people. When public transportation system is very effecting in reducing congestion and air pollution, these two aspects often deter people to use them. Improving the service quality and imposing strict rules by the authority could be an effective solution to this problem.
To sum up, public transportation is being used by many of citizens in each country though who can afford private cars usually avoids public transportation. However, it is important to encourage people to use public transportation more to reduce the traffic jam and pollutions. From my perspective, to solve the problems like quality or accessibility, transport authorities have to increase the number of public vehicles in all over the country and replace the old transport systems with the modern ones with better facilities and regulations.
It is true that using of various
transport
systems, supported by the
government
, including the
public
transportation
is
extremely
important
for
many
people
living in urban or rural areas.
Undeniably
, citizens have faced numerous issues when it
comes
to commuting between their home and destination, including accessibility or
quality
. While
public
transports
are
very
important
to
reduce
the number of private cars running in the cities, it has
some
disadvantages
as well
. I
personally
believe that these problems can
be addressed
with
some
pragmatic solutions.
The
first
important
factor why the
public
are not interested in using buses or trains is the lack of availability. Unfortunately,
many
inhabitants living
outside of
central cities cannot
usually
find adequate buses or monorails.
In particular
, in the
Northshore
areas of Vancouver city of Canada, individuals cannot
easily
travel by
Skytrain
because
there is
no
any train station there. Had the
government
of BC extended this type of
transport
, more dwellers would have accessed it.
As a result
, to find better solutions to this issue,
public
transportation
must
equally
be reachable to all citizens living even in remote areas.
Another reason is the poor
quality
this method of
transport
has.
Obviously
, in
many
highly
populated poor countries, this type of
transportation
has
considerably
deteriorated. As a prime example, in Iran, the lifetime of
some
buses backs to over thirty years or more, and their capacity is not as much as
used
to be.
Many
passengers
have to
stand on their feet all over their travelling
because
of the shortage of spaces, and there is
no
any specific seat for children or equipped facilities for elders which
many
modern buses have. To address it, the state administrations are better to increase the budget of
public
transport
and renew the
old
buses or trains, which have endangered
people’s
safety.
The
public
buses in
many
areas do not have
fixed
timetable and
people
have to
wait for a long to
get
on a bus. Apart from that, privacy is another concern for
people
. When
public
transportation
system is
very
effecting in reducing congestion and air pollution, these two aspects
often
deter
people
to
use
them. Improving the service
quality
and imposing strict
rules
by the authority could be an effective solution to this problem.
To sum up,
public
transportation
is being
used
by
many
of citizens in each country though who can afford private cars
usually
avoids
public
transportation
.
However
, it is
important
to encourage
people
to
use
public
transportation
more to
reduce
the traffic jam and pollutions. From my perspective, to solve the problems like
quality
or accessibility,
transport
authorities
have to
increase the number of
public
vehicles in all over the country and replace the
old
transport
systems with the modern ones with better facilities and regulations.