With a rapid growth of the human population in recent decades, there is also an increasing demand for transportation among people. Personal vehicles, which are convenient and reliable, have become one of the main transport means. From my perspective, I strongly agree that the number of personal vehicles should be limited, and other alternative transportations should be introduced.
Admittedly, people rely on motorized transportation to travel. It is believed that people tend to choose the most convenient and efficient way to traveling somewhere and commuting from workplace to residence. If public transportations, such as railway, underground subway or bus services are easily accessible and economical, more people will utilize them for their own benefit. In addition, encouraging sharing cars can be a method to decrease the reliance on private vehicles. Thus, it is essential that governments invest money in improving transport systems.
Turning to the other part, introducing regulations to limit the number of private cars is helpful in controlling the environment pollution and the issues of traffic congestion jams. Once government carries out this regulation, citizens with a parking spot are entitled to become the owner of the car, which will effectively cut down the number of cars on the road. In addition, raising the tax of registration of a private car or increasing the fuel price can discourage people from using a car. In this case, not only can the traffic condition be improved but also the emission of exhaust can be reduced.
In conclusion, I am firm to say that both actions should be taken to deal with this issue. Only when alternative ways to travel have been formed and a strict law has been implemented, the amount of car ownership can be reduced. Otherwise, life may be tougher because of that environmental pollution and traffic blockage.
With a rapid growth of the human population in recent decades, there is
also
an increasing demand for
transportation
among
people
. Personal vehicles, which are convenient and reliable, have become one of the main transport means. From my perspective, I
strongly
agree
that the number of personal vehicles should
be limited
, and other alternative
transportations
should
be introduced
.
Admittedly
,
people
rely on motorized
transportation
to travel. It
is believed
that
people
tend to choose the most convenient and efficient way to traveling somewhere and commuting from workplace to residence. If public
transportations
, such as railway, underground subway or bus services are
easily
accessible and economical, more
people
will utilize them for their
own
benefit.
In addition
, encouraging sharing
cars
can be a method to decrease the reliance on private vehicles.
Thus
, it is essential that
governments
invest money in improving transport systems.
Turning to the other part, introducing regulations to limit the number of private
cars
is helpful in controlling the environment pollution and the issues of traffic congestion jams. Once
government
carries out this regulation, citizens with a parking spot
are entitled
to become the owner of the
car
, which will
effectively
cut
down the number of
cars
on the road.
In addition
, raising the tax of registration of a private
car
or increasing the fuel price can discourage
people
from using a
car
.
In this case
, not
only
can the traffic condition be
improved
but
also
the emission of exhaust can be
reduced
.
In
conclusion, I am firm to say that both actions should
be taken
to deal with this issue.
Only
when alternative ways to travel have
been formed
and a strict law has
been implemented
, the amount of
car
ownership can be
reduced
.
Otherwise
, life may be tougher
because
of that environmental pollution and traffic blockage.