in a number of countries,some people think it is necessary to spend large sums of money on constructing new railway lines for very fast trains between cities.Other believe the money should be spent on improving existing public transport.

Many nations have different opinions on whether investing the big amounts of money should be in building railway lines or in making existing public transport better. There are different ways to look into

this

-the railway lines can be a much faster means of transportation, while travelling by buses or ferries can be more convenient for others terrains. Using a train as a mean of public transportation can be one of the fastest solutions possible, especially for long distances. Since the commuting between cities has gained in popularity in the

last

decades, getting quickly from one big metropolis to another became essential.

Furthermore

, riding a train provided a quick solution. A very good example of

this

is a railroad system in Britain, which connects London with the northern parts of the country.

However

, the transport in compact towns may be much more convenient by bus or ferry rather than by train. There are just a handful of towns which are well organized within a city centre so there is no longer travelling necessary to get where you should.

Moreover

, spending large sums of fund on railway lines sounds like throwing money away.

This

is the case with Sydney,

for example

, where commuting is much more accessible by ferry. In my opinion, the question where the money for transportation should be invested depends very much on the environment in which the transporting system is. There is no ‘one fit all’ solution and many things have to be considered,

such

as how far are people travelling for work and which way of public transport can be the fastest on the terrain.