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

In today’s fast-moving world where cars play an important role, it is believed by a majority of people that transportation by private mode or private car is more convenient and simple. Whereas others differ in the opinion that public transport is the best option in many aspects.

However

, I believe that travelling by public vehicles is a good option for the following reasons.

First

, various transport modes are there and they can carry the majority of passengers at a time, which consumes the same fuel and occupy the road. Private cars which carry one person to four maximum is a way of consuming more fuel, to block more space

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the road and cause traffic problems.

On the other hand

, the metro rail mode of transportation is simple and fast which is better than cars and buses. Loophole with

this

one is that it cannot cover all streets.

This

metro carries passengers from one station to another destination both bus and metro rails reduce the pollutions compared to the private travelling.

Otherwise

, a carpool is the

next

option for transport, but the above all they are handier when time management is considered. Certainly, alternative transports are mandatory and citizens must be aware of

this

concept,

moreover

international control should be introduced to prevent private car ownership. These actions lead us to save petrol and diesel for coming generations where it cannot be manufactured If new cars come on roads every day, it leads to traffic problems and a lot of time consuming is noticed to travel shot or near distance and

hence

travellers should notice and use bicycles to cover surrounding areas which burn human energy and adds health benefits.

Lastly

, utilisation of personal vehicles must be controlled for daily transportation simultaneously passengers should look after the public mode of travelling.