Introduction
The surge in traffic within metro cities is constantly increasing. The sole method of reducing the amount of vehicles that travel on the roads in urban areas is by cutting down the need of pupils who commute from their homes to their workplaces, schools or for shopping.
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essay will discuss why I entirely agree with Linking Words
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method of reduction in transportation.Linking Words
Body paragraph 1
The 20th century saw a revolutionary curve in the development of urbanised towns which inadvertently brought in progressive changes in the auto industry.
Firstly
, vehicles became cheaper to purchase which gave rise to a large number of vehicles being driven. Linking Words
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, the infrastructure of roads was made much better which made travelling easier. Linking Words
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, in Mumbai there are almost 35000 cars on the road everyday during peak hour. Linking Words
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has revolutionised cities and made it the financial capital of the countryLinking Words
Body paragraph 2
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, despite the progress there is a massive drawback which is heavy traffic. Linking Words
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, as there so many cars on the road, travelling to places takes far longer than expected. Linking Words
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, because of the ease in buying a vehicle each individual has now taken a car as a part of their daily routine. Linking Words
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, Delhi has 3 cars per household and it takes an average of 120 minutes to cover a distance of 30 minutes. Progress if has harmful repercussions should be curbed at the right time.Linking Words
Conclusion
To summarise, with more cars on the streets more people have started to step out as it's convenient, but
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needs to be curbed to reduce the traffic. In my opinion, the government should have special programmes where they promote public transport and should focus on that in the coming years.Linking Words