The first car appeared on British roads in 1888. By the year 2000 there may be as many as 29 million vehicles on British roads. Alternative forms of transport should be encouraged and international laws introduced to control car ownership and use. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your knowledge or experience.
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Transportation and commuting is an imperial part of our lives. Be it cars, buses, trains or bikes, they are all integral and makes life easier for everyone. State governments are ensuring people are provided with the best of public transport whereas
on the other hand
individuals also
spend a good amount of time and capital purchasing the vehicle of their dreams.
Present day
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Present-day
car
owners tend to invest a huge amount on buying l
atest and the most striking models available in the market. Add an article
the
This
is unlike what used to happen in the past. It is a well-known fact that being the owner of an expensive vehicle does bring along with it a certain position and power in the
society. Owning a Remove the article
apply
car
is always a good investment as we would travel in the comfort of our own privacy and convenience, without having to be anxious of
our safety. We never have to worry about when to travel or the availability of cabs, trains, and buses; rather just take your own Change the preposition
about
car
for a ride whenever required.
In the 1800's
cars were only owned by Fix apostrophe usage
1800s
v
ery wealthy group of the society and was not very common on the roads. Add an article
a
On the contrary
, now a days
we see many people, irrespective of their financial stability would want to own their own mode of transportation. Correct the word
nowadays
Increasing
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An increasing
The increasing
n
umber of vehicles on the roads, be it public Add an article
the
of
private Correct your spelling
or
do
lead to Change the verb form
does
i
ncrease in pollution. Add an article
an
This
in turn has it's
harmful effects on plants and animals; whose survival mostly depends on the health of planet earth. Frequent road accidents are Replace the word
its
also
an outcome of increased vehicles on the roads.
In my opinion, stringent laws must be introduced to regulate marketing and ownership of cars. Laws which emphasize notions like "One family, one car
" must be in place to take control of the issue that is
the increasing number of vehicles on roads. People must make use of public vehicles such
as buses, metro's, subways, and trains for daily commuting. This
would keep a check on the fossil fuel energy consumption; which is a
exhaustible energy source. Change the article
an
Car pooling
is Correct your spelling
Carpooling
also
a way of commuting economically. To conclude, public transportation must be made m
andate to some Add an article
a
extend
to ensure the balance between nature and mankind is maintained.Replace the word
extent
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