The government’s investment in the development of the transportation sector remains a subject of controversy in several regions, particularly the Third World nations. While some believe that financial subsidies should be provided to improve the transportation domain, others argue that there are more pressing issues that require immediate action. Nevertheless, I firmly assert that in the zeal to address this problem, there is a risk of inadvertently neglecting a spectrum of other formidable challenges, and so, it is not recommended to focus on the development of infrastructure solely.