Since the first invention of the car, the numbers have grown exponentially in the most parts of the world. It is generally argued that alternative forms of transport should be encouraged and there should be control on car ownership and use through the legalisation of laws. I strongly believe in this idea, though some people disagree. This essay will discuss why it is necessary to promote an alternative to reduce vehicles on roads.
While, those who support an increased number of car ownership, argue that alternative forms of transport are not reliable. They mean to say, the public transit lacks quality of service and that these tend to be mostly delayed or break down halfway due to lack of maintenance and so on. Ultimately, people are late to work and frustration rises and, thus the effects are seen in the reduced efficiency and productivity of the people. In short, it is not a good idea to encourage use of alternative transport options.
However, there remain strong reasons in favour of encouraging alternative forms of the transportation services and putting international laws to control car ownership and usage. First and foremost, doing so will help to reduce the number of small vehicles; eventually reducing fuel consumption and co2 emission. To exemplify, a report published in The Hindu Times of India, said that, the introduction of a metro railway system in Bangalore has cut down 40% of cars on roads leading to the reduction in air pollution. Another reason is to save the resources used for building cars. Many organisations voicing for the environment have shown facts, that clarifies human are over exploiting natural resources, and we have reached a point of running out of them. Therefore, it is critical to introduce laws to control the mass production and use of vehicles in order to save resources for future generation.
In conclusion, though it is true that often times public transits are not reliable, I strongly agree to encourage the use of other forms of transport and introduce the international laws to limit the car ownership and uses, for it is an essential step towards preserving the environment.
Since the
first
invention of the
car
, the numbers have grown
exponentially
in the most parts of the world. It is
generally
argued that
alternative
forms
of
transport
should
be encouraged
and there should be control on
car
ownership
and
use
through the
legalisation
of
laws
. I
strongly
believe in this
idea
, though
some
people
disagree. This essay will discuss why it is necessary to promote an
alternative
to
reduce
vehicles on roads.
While, those who support an increased number of
car
ownership
, argue that
alternative
forms
of
transport
are not reliable. They mean to say, the public transit lacks quality of service and that these tend to be
mostly
delayed or break down halfway due to lack of maintenance and
so
on.
Ultimately
,
people
are late to work and frustration rises and,
thus
the effects are
seen
in the
reduced
efficiency and productivity of the
people
. In short, it is not a
good
idea
to encourage
use
of
alternative
transport
options.
However
, there remain strong reasons in
favour
of encouraging
alternative
forms
of the transportation services and putting international
laws
to control
car
ownership
and usage.
First
and foremost, doing
so
will
help
to
reduce
the number of
small
vehicles;
eventually
reducing fuel consumption and co2 emission. To exemplify, a report published in The Hindu Times of India, said that, the introduction of a metro railway system in Bangalore has
cut
down 40% of
cars
on roads leading to the reduction in air pollution. Another reason is to save the resources
used
for building
cars
.
Many
organisations
voicing for the environment have shown facts, that clarifies human are over exploiting natural resources, and we have reached a point of running out of them.
Therefore
, it is critical to introduce
laws
to control the mass production and
use
of vehicles in order to save resources for future generation.
In conclusion
, though it is true that
often
times public transits are not reliable, I
strongly
agree
to encourage the
use
of other
forms
of
transport
and introduce the international
laws
to limit the
car
ownership
and
uses
, for it is an essential step towards preserving the environment.