The most effective way to solve traffic and transport problems in the cities is to discourage people from the suburbs or the countryside from moving to the cities. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

It is irrefutable that increasing

traffic

has become a grave problem worldwide. The best solution to

this

issue is to demotivate the public from the outskirts or rural areas to relocate to urban places. I completely agree with

this

statement. In the forthcoming paragraphs, I shall put forth the arguments in favour of my opinion. If the

cities

could accommodate a large number of population,

then

migrating villagers to towns would have been a feasible option to combat

traffic

congestion.

This

is because the masses living in hamlets have jobs in the metropolitan

cities

.

Consequently

, every morning they commute all the way from their home to their office in the city causing

traffic

jams along the way. Vehicles caught in

traffic

emit more poisonous gases to the atmosphere and

thus

increase air pollution.

By contrast

, if they live in a place near their office in the city, they can reduce their travelling time and distance. Apparently,

this

is not the case and most posh areas are starved for space. Owing to the above fact, the most fitting option is to encourage businesses to set up their operations in countryside places.

This

will create more job opportunities for nearby people eradicating the need for them travel to long distances.

Thus

,

this

will reduce

traffic

jams on the roads from suburbs to modern

cities

.

Also

, it will beneficial for companies to operate in a calm and pollution-free environment. One

such

example is the IT sector built-in Hyderabad in the year 2000 in the outskirts of Gacchibowli.

This

business sector has proven to be advantageous to the surrounding human beings by providing employment opportunities and

also

increased their standard of living. In conclusion, since

cities

are already overcrowded, it is not practical to move rural people to urban areas with the objective of reducing

traffic

and pollution. A better solution is to reduce the need for people to travel by providing them with job opportunities close to where they live.