Increasing the price of petrol is the best way to solve growing traffic and pollution problems. To what extent do you agree or disagree? What other measures do you think might be effective?

With
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economics
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growth, there are more and more people are afforded to buy a
car
.
However
,
this
is already caused
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traffic
and environment issues. Some people said that the best solution is to make the cost of
oil
go up. In my opinion, I think it is a direct and efficient way to solve both problems in short terms, but perhaps it is not the best way. Because, to solve the problems in long terms,
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overnment
also
have to release some policies to
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ompany with it. The willing
of
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driving a
car
is directly affected by the cost. If the price of
oil
is increased, some groups of people will have
the
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stressed about it.
Therefore
, the people will reduce the demand
of
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driving, and choose other
transportation
,
for example
, buses, trains, subways or carpool. In
this
case, the number of
traffic
will decrease and the pollution of
traffic
will be eased.
Furthermore
, if there is a new buyer want to buy a
car
, considering the cost of
oil
is high, maybe he/she will give up to buy
one
for now.
As a result
,
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the price of
oil
can salve both problems immediately and efficiently. Reduced the demand
of
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cars and increased the
willing
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of taking public
transportation
are
also
the solutions in long terms. To deal with
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rowing
traffic
problem,
first
of all,
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overnment should stop people to buy a
car
. Rising the tax of cars would be a
one
way. If the tax is too high to afford it, people will choose not to buy
one
.
On the other hand
,
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overnment can release some promotion for taking public
transportation
.
This
method would encourage more people to take public
one
rather than drive by
them self
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. To sum up, cars bring us a lot of
convenience
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but cause problems at the same time. Now, there are too many cars on the road and pollution issues is more serious. To solve the problems immediately, increasing the price of fuel is the fastest method to slow down the
growing
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of problems.
However
, rising the cars’ tax and promoting
the
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public
transportation
are the methods to solve it from the roots.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Discourage
  • Incentivize
  • Alternative energy
  • Public transportation
  • Lower-income
  • Carpool
  • Ride-sharing
  • Congestion
  • Urban planning
  • Pedestrian-friendly
  • Tax incentives
  • Electric and hybrid vehicles
  • Emissions standards
  • Cleaner vehicles
  • Congestion charges
  • Bicycle lanes
  • Sustainable
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