Traffic and housing problems could be solved by moving large companies, factories and their to the countryside do you agree or disagree.

There is an argument that multinational companies and factories should only be established in the countryside regions, because they influence the shortage of housing and

also

encourage

traffic

in the

city

. I comply with

this

statement,

however

, I believe that authorities could

also

take different approach to curb

this

problem.

To begin

with, professionally designed and structured, high-rise buildings need much more space than a house, Needless to mention that these corporations

also

require huge parking-lots.

As a result

, local contractors and architectures have to come up with compact designs for housings and skyrocketing apartment buildings are

one

of the repercussions of corporations built in small towns.

For instance

, Mumbai, a

city

in India is considered to be the country‘s most compact

city

, as it is the hub of the major corporations, Mumbai not only dealing with the housing problems, but

also

commuting from

one

point to the other, with-in-the

city

, sometimes takes hours.

Therefore

, it is necessary to relocate the big corporations.

On the contrary

, there are many other factors that lead to

traffic

congestions,

one

of them is small roads and sometimes only a single highway, which is leading to different parts of the town.

Moreover

, if there is any accident on that highway,

then

the general working class will remain stuck in

traffic

for hours.

Additionally

, rich people with luxurious life style, own multiple buildings in the same

city

for their own pleasure and needs.

Thus

, diminishing the part of the land for the rest of the occupants and

hence

, forcing architectures to build condominiums for the local people. In conclusion, big corporations could be the

one

reason, but it is not the only reason for the housing and

traffic

menace. Local authorities should take strict measures, regarding the small road issues and rich people hoarding land and enact some laws to nip

this

problem in the bud.