More and more people in developing countries are purchasing cars for the first time. What problems does this cause? What do you think are some possible solutions?

An increasing

number

of people from developing nations are making their

first

car purchases. The primary

problem

this

cause is the increased

pollution

in urban areas and the most viable solution is to improve the public

transport

system. The main

problem

that people are facing due to the increased

number

of cars is

air

pollution

.

In other words

, the emission of a huge amount of carbon dioxide and monoxide

by

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from

cars in the atmosphere polluted the

air

and

thus

cause

air

pollution

.

Therefore

,

more

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the number

number

a number

number

of cars will release more harmful gases in the atmosphere that will result in more

pollution

in cities.

For example

, according to a recent survey by the Times of India in

city Delhi

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city, Delhi

, there is a 40% increase in the

number

of motor vehicles in the

last

10 years and

this

results in a 20% increase in

air

pollution

. The most viable solution to

this

predicament is to build a sustainable public

transport

system.

That is

to say, the government should encourage people to travel by public

transport

such

as underground trains, electric buses and

this

could reduce the

number

of cars on the roads.

As a result

, people will use their cars only when it is necessary and prefer public

transport

to travel in the city that will reduce

air

pollution

.

For instance

, a recent report by the Times magazine revealed that there is a 30% reduction in

air

pollution

in Delhi ever since the government started metro service. In conclusion, the main

problem

with the rise in the

number

of motor vehicles in developing countries is the

air

pollution but

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pollution, but

this

problem

can be solved by building a proper public

transport

system.