The best way to solve the traffic congestion in city is to provide free public transport for 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

It is argued that providing the citizens with free 24/7

transportation

services is the most effective solution

for

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to

traffic problems in many regions of the world. While I acknowledge many benefits from the provision of free

transportation

, the country implementing

such

change will only be successful under certain circumstances and there are a wide variety of other suitable methods that should be considered by the governments. On the one hand, if the city inhabitants can command the preference for public

transport

over personal vehicles,

this

can bring many positives for the community on dealing with the traffic issues.

First

, the

road

infrastructure

would not be overfilled with cars and motorbikes if less of these vehicles are being active in the street. Singapore is almost never faced with

road

gridlock as people can see very few personal vehicles operating on

road

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the road

and most of its residents would rather use the mass underground for travelling.

Secondly

, personal vehicles would surely no longer be usable if the government could be able to carry out

national

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a national transportation scheme

national transportation schemes

the national transportation scheme

transportation

scheme that could offer access to any available area in the country.

On the other hand

, the argument that the installation of public

transport

with no fees required is

second

to no other in removing

road

congestion seems to be a stretch since

such

proposal would be accomplished only in countries with robust economic strength and developed

infrastructure

.

In particular

, free buses in Vietnam are at shabby conditions due to insufficient resources for regular maintenance and bus drivers are usually behind schedule that result from their questioning work ethics and underdeveloped

road

infrastructure

in Vietnam.

Therefore

, customers are in no hesitance to switch back to their personal vehicles for travelling. Above all, if the national

transportation

system were thoroughly designed that offer high-quality seating and punctual travelling services, customers would be even more willing to use public

transport

and

thus

attenuate the impact of traffic congestion. What the government ought to do

instead

is to change the

behavior

manner of acting or controlling yourself

behaviour

to use public

transport

of the inhabitants and to improve the

infrastructure

built for public vehicles. In conclusion, the answer to the success of free

transportation

hinges on many factors and there are a wide variety of other effective solutions to

this

problem.