In recent years, urban centers worldwide have been grappling with a multitude of challenges, among which road congestion remains a widely debated issue. While some contend that excessive traffic is the most pressing concern facing modern cities, others argue that socio-economic issues, such as the shortage of affordable housing and limited employment opportunities, warrant greater attention. In my opinion, although traffic congestion poses a significant challenge, the socio-economic issues mentioned have far-reaching consequences and, therefore, should be prioritized.