Traffic and housing problems could be solved by moving large companies, factories and their employees to the countryside. Do you agree or disagree?

Traffic

congestion and shortage of houses can cause lots of problems for the people of an urban area which can be resolved by transferring industries, manufacturing companies in the rural side. I agree with

this

statement,

besides

, building wider road can

also

be the countermeasure to these issues.

First

and foremost, at present, people are suffering from

traffic

jam and scarcity of accommodation so that living in the countryside would solve

this

growing tension. For that reason, factories and industries should be replaced in the rural area. If authorities' concern about

this

, the population of cities will reduce to some extent which,

consequently

, could solve these problems.

For example

, people live in Dhaka city for numerous job opportunities.

As a result

, the government cannot provide housing and transportation facility to the overpopulation in the metropolitan.

Therefore

, now, astronomical corporations with workers move in the vicinity of metropolitan cities,

consequently

, urban city is not facing

traffic

and house-related issues.

Similarly

, some roads in urban areas are so narrow that several vehicles cannot move that results in

traffic

problems.

That is

why bureaucrats should invest money on building, spacious roads as if at least four large transports could run on the street at a time. If

this

happens, people would no need to wait in the jam, and could easily reach their destination within a short time.

Moreover

, building flyovers and bridges could be a contributing factor, even though it costs a huge amount of money. In conclusion, if employees as well as industries

such

as garments, manufacturing companies, et Cetra changes their habitats, and live and work in the countryside, the problem of housing and

traffic

congestion would be resolved. In my opinion,

this

idea is just, and

besides

this

viewpoint, the above-mentioned work should be done to tackle these issues.