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

The trend of buying cars, among the people of 2nd world nations is increasing. The principal predicament

this

causes is an increase in

traffic

congestion and the most viable solution is public awareness campaign warning about the dangers of

this

. The primary dilemma developing countries face when their citizens start to buy cars is

traffic

jams.

This

is because of the growing population day by day and to make the situation worse more and more people are buying cars, as a consequence, the roads needs to be broadened to cater to

such

high number of vehicles.

However

, the major

downtowns

a voluntary gift (as of money or service or ideas) made to some worthwhile cause

donations

of these cities were built way long back and they are capable of handling a limited number of cars.

For example

, due to increased migration of people in Canada, as most of the jobs are concentrated in downtown people have to coop-up in their cars in slow moving

traffic

for almost 3 hours every day when they travel to work in downtown from the nearby suburb area. A solution to the problem of overcrowding is to educate young people about its dangers.

This

could solve the problem by teaching children in should about its impact. They are likely to teach their parents about the things they learnt at school and adults will

also

be influenced by

this

initiative.

For example

, school children in Germany were taught about the results of travelling everywhere by car, it was found that the use of public transport was increased by 7% that year. In conclusion, growing numbers of new car owners are posing the problem of

traffic

and slowdown of transport, but

this

can be handled by imparting right amount of knowledge to upcoming generations.