Over the past few decades, urban cities have been continuing densely populated. There are many reasons why people choose to live in these areas. However, naturally, there are some consequences people living in these areas have been faced with difficult issues in their everyday life. Moreover, many measures would be taken out to solve these problems by individuals and governments.
To begin with, one of the main problems in overcrowded cities is air pollution because people commuting in every day life generally use their private cars instead of using buses or trains. Moreover, factories have been releasing much more exhaust fumes in the air for a last decade so that is why if governments and societies should take some measures alertly to prevent these negative effects. For instance, improving availability of public transport system and installing bus lanes throughout the city might encourage people to adopt these systems. And also, local councils and governments make it more difficult for car drivers use their car only allowing certain vehicles in city areas on certain times. A similar system has been running in London for some time, and has resulted in fewer vehicles on the roads.
Secondly, another problem is that crime rates are going to increase in urban cities than in rural areas because everyone is not given the same opportunities such as education and job chance. If governments and businesses had offered equal rights to each person, overpopulated cities would not face with this problem. However, ı think that if they offer the same rights to all, the crime rate will be going to decrease in societies.
To sum up, ın my perspective, to solve out these problems quickly might be occurring by putting strict rules. Governments and societies must have responsibilities and work together to tackle with these problems. If they not, they might have more unsolvable issues in next years.
Over the past few decades, urban
cities
have been continuing
densely
populated. There are
many
reasons why
people
choose to
live
in these
areas
.
However
,
naturally
, there are
some
consequences
people
living in these
areas
have
been faced
with difficult issues in their everyday life.
Moreover
,
many
measures would
be taken
out to solve these
problems
by individuals and
governments
.
To
begin
with, one of the main
problems
in overcrowded
cities
is air pollution
because
people
commuting
in every day
life
generally
use
their private cars
instead
of using buses or trains.
Moreover
, factories have been releasing much more exhaust fumes in the air for a last decade
so
that is
why if
governments
and societies should take
some
measures
alertly
to
prevent
these
negative
effects.
For instance
, improving availability of public transport system and installing bus lanes throughout the city might encourage
people
to adopt these systems. And
also
, local councils and
governments
make
it more difficult for car drivers
use
their car
only
allowing certain vehicles in city
areas
on certain times. A similar system has been running in London for
some
time, and has resulted in fewer vehicles on the roads.
Secondly
, another
problem
is that crime rates are going to increase in urban
cities
than in rural
areas
because
everyone is not
given
the same opportunities such as education and job chance. If
governments
and businesses had offered equal rights to each person, overpopulated
cities
would not face with this
problem
.
However
, ı
think
that if they offer the same rights to all, the crime rate will be going to decrease in societies.
To sum up,
ın
my perspective, to solve out these
problems
quickly
might be occurring by putting strict
rules
.
Governments
and societies
must
have responsibilities and work together to tackle with these
problems
. If they not, they might have more unsolvable issues in
next
years.