The first car appeared on British roads in 1888. By the year 2000, there may be as many as 29 million vehicles on British roads. Alternative forms of transport should be encouraged and international laws introduced to control car ownership and use. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Modern

life

is almost impossible without motorised

transportation

and people are to move so frequently that they always want to own cars. In fact,

transportation

has become one of the most important parts and parcels of our lives. As the

number

of population is increasing

day

by

day

, so do their demands and needs

for

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of

modern

transportation

facilities and

that is

why the

number

of vehicles has increased rapidly all over the world.

However

, for the

last

few years,

air

pollution

has reached an intolerable level and it is the motorised vehicles that have been creating

this

acute

problem

with other factors. Currently, almost 58 million vehicles are running alone on the roads of Britain and

day

by

day

this

number

will increase geometrically. In fact, the

problem

began with the rapid development and growth of the cities and because of the increasing demand of people and it is badly needed to control it for our own benefits. It is true that with the development of the civilisation, the

number

of cars has increased on the streets and resulting

air

pollution

, accidents, scarcity of fuels, sound

pollution

, and so on. But we

can not

can not

cannot

avoid or cut off cars from our

life

overnight because

life

today has become hasty enough

with

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to

routine work, office jobs, travelling, holiday activities, amusement etc.

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And

without cars, it would be more troublesome.

Therefore I

Accept comma addition

Therefore, I

believe that it is important to control the

use

of cars and to introduce an alternative form of the

transportation

system as well. Increasing the price of the fuel might be a solution as it will discourage people to drive cars so frequently and for those who are settling their mind to buy a new

car

. Cars emit Carbon dioxide, Carbon-Mono-Oxide and other harmful chemicals which are dangerous for the environment as well as for public health. To reduce the

use

of cars, we can introduce some alternative

transportation

systems like the underground railway, city coach service, train service, subtle train etc. If the transports are easily available and comfortable, people will be encouraged to

use

those to reduce the cost of owning private cars. Some non-motorized vehicles

such

as bicycles and rickshaws can be the substitute for the motorised vehicles. Once people are aware of the effects of global warming and

air

pollution

, they will definitely

use

those forms of transportations for their own betterment. Those vehicles are environment-friendly and in some countries, people have already started using bicycles

instead

of cars,

for example

, China. If we can introduce river-based cheap and user-friendly transports and try to make them

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a favourite

among people,

then

it will be definitely helpful for the environment.

This

type of river-based

transportation

system has been already introduced in countries like Brazil.

On the other hand

, introducing a new law to regulate

car

ownership is

also

important. If there were an existing rule that any family cannot buy more than one

car

, the rapid increase of the

car

could have been controlled.

Besides

, the government should introduce a heavy tax on purchasing cars. In summary, increasing

use

of cars and fuels is an acute

problem

for all of us.

This

problem

can only be solved by introducing a new form of cheap and comfortable transports and by enforcing and introducing new strict laws.

Otherwise

,

life

in cities will become tougher with traffic jam and serious

air

pollution

.