The first car appeared on British roads in 1888. By the year 2000 there may be as many as 29 million vehicles on British roads. Alternative forms of transport should be encouraged and international laws introduced to control car ownership and use. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your knowledge or experience.

The world has witnessed an advancement in transportation system in the

last

decade. The number of cars has doubled or even tripled than before, making life's much more convenient,

however some

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however, some

people concur that cars should be substituted with other forms of transport. I completely agree with

this

notion. In

this

essay, I will back up my demand with suitable supporting ideas.

To begin

with, emission of harmful gases from cars and automobile is the leading reason for pollution. The greenhouse gases, namely carbon emitted through the vehicle results in a natural phenomenon termed as the greenhouse effect which eventually results in global warming.

This

problem can be curbed by replacing cars with others means of transportation, including public transport and other Eco- friendly means.

For example

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Public transport can help to commute a larger proportion of people at once which can help to reduce pollution.

Moreover

, as the number of vehicles has witnessed a surge, traffic have

also

seen a rise. As for now, there is no

such

limit on the ownership of vehicles per household and each and every individual can own a car leading to overcrowding. If the government sets up a limit on ownership per household that can aid magnificently in reduction of cars on the road.

Additionally

, some people tend to buy cars as a status symbol which needs to be taken care.

For instance

, young people especially teenagers spend a good amount of money to buy expensive sports cars not for the offered convenience but for flexing them. To conclude, though the invention of cars has made our life's easier, but its abuse is not justified and should be substituted with relevant form. The government should take robust actions to overcome

this

issue.