Public transports
such
as trains, buses and trams are travel alternatives for those who are going to their workplace, studying at schools or looking to go for a vacation. Many consider that building intercity railways for rapid trains are rather
it involves a massive fund to do so; while others regard that improvising the present public transport is more worthwhile. I am more inclined to support the latter as making new railways will be less costly and time consuming for those who need to travel between cities.
First
of all, most people will opt for public trains if it is cheaper compared to driving a
car
or faster than taking a bus.
In other words
, building new
train
lines will attract new passengers who previously had to rely on cars or buses to take public trains
instead
.
This
is because a
car
owner is required to pay for expensive fuel and
car
maintenance while one would only need to purchase a
train
ticket which will likely be cheaper. Take the example of the MRT system in Singapore: many Singaporean citizens do not own a
car
for personal use as it is less costly to use the
train
.
Thus
, constructing new railways will help citizens to save on their expenditure in the long term.
On the other hand
, improving the present public transport involves less capital and will interest those who previously had a bad impression of using public transports.
This
can be done if the government does repairs, upgrades, renovations on the vehicles and the stations.
For instance
, UK governments have upgraded single
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buses to double
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ones;
consequently
,
this
the attention of passengers who previously dreaded waiting at bus stations as double
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buses are able to transport more
passangersa traveler riding in a vehicle (a boat or bus or car or plane or train etc) who is not operating it
at once.
Therefore
, it will be wise for the government to make its current public transports so as to boost its popularity among people who were at an inconvenience to use them.
In a nutshell, the essay has discussed the reasons to support constructions of new railways for trains that travel very fast including influencing more people to become
users as it will be less costly.
In addition
, the essay
also
stated that upgrading existing transports will urge previous customers to try using them again. In my perspective, new railways will be
will save time and money for the users in the long term.