Given the context of the proliferation of cars in today’s world, it raises a question of whose responsibility it is to pay for upgrading
systems. Some argue that
owners are responsible for the cost;
, I believe that it is the
who is financially and politically powerful enough to make significant changes.
It is understandable why some think that private
owners should cover the cost of maintaining and repairing the traffic infrastructure. The rise in
ownership has gone in tandem with major roads being subject to degradation due to prolonged physical pressure from overload vehicles , which may
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lead to the emergence of potholes as a safety hazard to
users.
, if we stand the views of
drivers,
would seem too unfair for them. Since there is no scientific paper or official reports of how damaging their vehicles are to the roads as public assets, it would be a great challenge for anyone who makes an attempt to hold
group of people accountable.
, the idea of forcing them to cover the cost of
maintenance seems fairly unrealistic.
, if the
is under
financial obligation , the case is much less of a gridlock.
, since the
has already introduced tax schemes running the country, their national citizens are inarguably the beneficiaries from
infrastructure subsidized by their tax payments. It seems of
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common sense that maintaining safe traffic by upgrading roads is one of the
’s obligations. If the public, including
owners
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are asked to cover
costs,
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but
trigger social unrest.
, only the
possesses manpower and financial resources necessary for actually making a difference on a massive scale. If individuals have to pay extra for keeping the roads in a good condition,
would give rise to more managing tasks for leaders since they have to compose and pass a new bill, employ staff to administer
extra tax money, let alone
process may take ages to enforce due to people being reluctant to observe the new law.
, a top-down approach to tackle the decline of roads’ quality should sound more feasible.
In conclusion, there are still some justifications for making
owners the payers for roads improvement;
, I believe that only the authorities can make
process possible and meaningful since they have the resource and power necessary for it.