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Many regions of the world, especially large metropolises, have witnessed a problem regarding huge volumes of

traffic

. In order to curb

this

issue, some people have suggested that governments should require all people wishing to use their own vehicles during

rush

hour

to pay a

fee

, and I agree with

this

proposal. With the following essay, I will elaborate on the reasons supporting my point of view.

To begin

with, a

fee

upon private vehicle usage during the

rush

hour

will discourage people from driving or riding their own vehicles, easing

traffic

congestion. Should the

fee

imposed be higher than the ticket costs for public transportation, citizens of a city will find public

transport

to be the most ideal option for their daily commute, stemming from its low price. A shining example of a city that has successfully implemented

such

a scheme is the British capital of London, infamous for its high volume of

traffic

and air pollution. Since the introduction of a "congestion

fee

" during

rush

hour

timeframes, there has been a marked rise in the ridership of London's public

transport

systems.

As a result

, recent statistics have shown that the amount of fine particles and harmful air pollutants in London's atmosphere has plunged dramatically, creating a better living environment for all Londoners. On top of that, the additional money collected from

such

fees can help fund a variety of projects that can vastly improve the life quality of the inhabitants.

This

money can go towards making busy cities greener. Stockholm,

for instance

, has utilized the funds from a

rush

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hour

regulation to plan more flora throughout the city, markedly improving its air quality.

Furthermore

,

this

additional money can aid tremendously in improving pre-existing public

transport

facilities,

such

as refurbishing outdated train cars, replacing buses or building bike lanes. Yet, some detractors claim that

this

rush

hour

scheme will discriminate against financially disadvantaged people. To combat

this

problem, I would like to propose some solutions that are practical for all governments on all levels.

First

, poorer people can apply for

this

"

rush

hour

"

fee

reduced or waived.

Secondly

, governments can subsidise public

transport

prices for

rush

hours. To sum up, easing

traffic

congestion and supplemental funds are just two of the various positive results brought about by a

rush

hour

fee

. For these reasons, I agree with

a

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proper implementation of a law regulating

such

rush

hour

fees.