🔶Traffic and housing problems in major cities could be solved by moving large companies and factories and their employees to the countryside. 🔸To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion? Write at least 250 words.

It is undeniable that large cities have provided great facilities for their citizens;

nevertheless

, problems that have been arisen from the overpopulation of these cities,

such

as accommodation issues and

traffic

, make people believe that by transferring large corporations and factories to

suburbs

Suggestion

the suburbs

, these crises can be alleviated. I strongly see eye-to-eye with these people because of the various reasons mentioned in

this

essay. On the one hand, it might seem inconvenient for some city dwellers if large businesses move to the countryside.

Although

, by doing

this

, the congestion in cities will be lessened enormously, the

traffic

will surge on roads that connecting suburbs to cities.

Furthermore

, the businessmen who work for these corporations would have difficulties with their daily commuting. These citizens, not only have to pay more for the transportation fees, but have to waste more time. Take people who work for an IT company located in a city as an example; imagine the loss in time and money each employee has to shoulder after the relocation of its headquarter to the suburb.

On the other hand

, by moving factories and companies outside cities, there would be many benefits, both for society and the environment.

To begin

with, the

traffic

jam in the rush-hours plunges as there will be fewer vehicles on the road driven by workers.

Secondly

, both less

traffic

and less contamination produced by factories end up with less pollution in the environment. By reducing cars' gas emission and the number of factories inside the cities, carbon-monoxide amount in the air will be decreased significantly, which leads to cleaner air to breathe.

Last

but not least, cities will look different if large companies and

factoriesmove

Suggestion

factories move

to countrysides.

For instance

, from an aesthetic point of view, the industrial cities

such

as Moscow looks less beautiful than the city without any factories,

such

as Saint Petersburg. To conclude, it is obvious that at

first

glance, employees face some problems if companies transfer to suburbs.

However

, I firmly believe that by doing

this

, the advantages will outweigh the mentioned drawbacks. I

also

think that these issues would be appropriately tackled if governments develop

infrastructures

Suggestion

the infrastructures

of roads and transportation systems between cities and suburbs.