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Some people say that increasing prices of petrol is the best way to reduce traffic jams and pollution. Do you agree or disagree? v.1

Some people say that increasing prices of petrol is the best way to reduce traffic jams and pollution. v. 1
In contemporary society, traffic and contamination become overwhelming problems. Some people hold the view that the most effective method to solving these problems is to raise the price of petrol. From my perspective, despite an increase of petrol price can somehow mitigate the environment and traffic issues, other remedies should be adapted to cope with those problems as well. Admittedly, the rise in petrol price can, somehow, alleviate the traffic congestion and contamination problems. To begin with, increase in price will lead to a reduction in the number of private vehicles. This is because the exorbitantly high price is affordable to progressively more consumers, which leads to decrease in sale number of cars and other private vehicles. Consequently, less emissions which lead to severe air pollution will be produced and it will also reduce the pressure of rush hour. However, other methods can be adopted to encounter those problems. To start with, governments should pour more expenditure in innovations of nuclear cars or vehicles that are driven by the tide or light, which will lead to less car contaminations and emissions that are toxic and destroy the ozone layer. Therefore, there will be less remaining environmental issues. Also, government should encourage people to opt for public transportations like undergrounds. Having reduced the number of people using buses and private cars, it will alleviate the pressure of traffic congestions. In a nutshell, I harbour the opinion that all kinds of remedies should be taken to tackle these traffic and environmental issues because raising the price of petrol is merely a short term solutions, long term solutions like other means of transportation should be adopted equivalently.
In contemporary society,
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traffic
and contamination become overwhelming
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problems
.
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Some
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people
hold the view that the most effective method to solving these
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problems
is to raise the
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price
of
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petrol
. From my perspective, despite an increase of
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petrol
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price
can somehow mitigate the environment and
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traffic
issues,
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other
remedies should
be adapted
to cope with those
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problems
as well
.

Admittedly
, the rise in
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petrol
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price
can, somehow, alleviate the
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traffic
congestion and contamination
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problems
. To
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begin
with, increase in
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price
will
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lead
to a reduction in the number of private vehicles. This is
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because
the
exorbitantly
high
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price
is affordable to
progressively
more consumers, which leads to decrease in sale number of
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cars
and
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other
private vehicles.
Consequently
,
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less
emissions which
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lead
to severe air pollution will
be produced
and it will
also
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reduce
the pressure of rush hour.

However
,
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other
methods can
be adopted
to encounter those
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problems
. To
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start
with,
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governments
should pour more expenditure in innovations of nuclear
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cars
or vehicles that
are driven
by the tide or light, which will
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lead
to less
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car
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contaminations
and emissions that are toxic and
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destroy
the ozone layer.
Therefore
, there will be less remaining environmental issues.
Also
,
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government
should encourage
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people
to opt for public transportations like undergrounds. Having
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reduced
the number of
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people
using buses and private
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cars
, it will alleviate the pressure of
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traffic
congestions.

In a nutshell, I
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harbour
the opinion that all kinds of remedies should
be taken
to tackle these
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traffic
and environmental issues
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because
raising the
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price
of
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petrol
is
merely
a short term solutions, long term solutions like
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other
means of transportation should
be adopted
equivalently
.
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8Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
8Mistakes
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IELTS essay Some people say that increasing prices of petrol is the best way to reduce traffic jams and pollution. v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
274 words
8
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 8.0
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