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Some people think that a car is the best way to travel in cities while others believe a bicycle is a better way. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion. (14th Mar) (GT)

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While some people argue that the vehicle is the fastest way to travel in metropolitan places, others take the view that riding a bicycle is a good option for
traveling
the act of going from one place to another
travelling
. In my opinion, riding a bicycle not only helps to reduce the carbon
footprint but
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footprint, but
also
 complement as an alternative to exercise. One side of the argument, some people hold the opinion that a four-wheeler vehicle would help to reach their destinations in a shorter period. The most compelling reason for believing
this
 is that people are busy in
this
 modern world and prefer to achieve things in a shorter span. A person who works in a 12
hours
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hour
 shift wants to travel back to his home after work.
As a result
, he has more
time
 to spend with his family.
Besides
,
time
 is more precious than anything else as it can’t be bought. People always choose a short period of travel from home to work. The reason for
this
 is that a person can start late from his home and driving a car would help him to reach his office on
time
. Despite the above argument, I hold the view that riding a bicycle will maintain the physical state of one’s fitness. Indeed, one reason why I take
this
 position is that cycling will reduce the carbon footprint on the earth. Pollution is one of the major concerns
in
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of
 society.
As a result
, global warming will be prevented and thereby having a healthy environment.
Additionally
, cycling helps to improve health.
This
 is because most people do not spend
time
 doing exercise and cycling supplements to keep in good shape.
As a result
, it leads to a healthy lifestyle. In conclusion, while both views are commonly held in society, I believe that cycling is more beneficial than driving a car.
This
 is because it complements one’s health and alleviates carbon footprint
to
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on
 the environment. Given
this
 situation, it is recommended that the society should think consciously leading a better lifestyle.
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