As the number of private cars has increased, so too has the level of pollution in many cities. What can be done to tackle this increasingly common problem?

Nowadays, more and more people are opting to commute through private vehicles rather than public

transportation

or ride-sharing,

thus

increasing the level of

pollution

, which has a significant impact on climate change.

This

essay will discuss a couple of possible solutions to overcome

this

issue.

First

and foremost, I believe it is the

government

's responsibility to enforce their people to use public

transportation

such

as trains, buses, or trams. The

government

can do it by increasing the price of oil and gas for people who are using private cars to go to their workplace.

Moreover

, the

government

can tie-up with the companies to educate and motivate their employees to use public

transportation

or arrange a bus service to pick up and drop off their employees.

As a result

,

this

will increase the county's economy and become a tourist attraction as the visitors can enjoy clean air.

In addition

to a solution mentioned above, is it the responsibility of an individual to take care of the city. An individual can owe merely one vehicle per family for their needs.

Consequently

,

this

will limit the number of cars on the roads, which will mean fewer traffic problems.

Therefore

, resulting in less

pollution

as the problems caused by

pollution

are severe, and can sometimes result in death.

Furthermore

, the citizens of that country can educate themselves on climate change and the effects that can have on their families in the long run. To sum up,

although

the significant responsibility of limiting

pollution

is on the

government

, I think the people of that country has an equal part by buying one car per family, using public

transportation

, and educating themselves.