The number of cars has increased significantly in major cities. What ‎problems does this cause, and what are some solutions to these problems?

Most of the big cities of the world are facing an issue of an increase in the ‎number of cars. It has created many problems like

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traffic jam, limited parking ‎places and overcrowded cities. These can be addressed by developing alternate ‎methods of travelling and building new roads.‎ The rising trend of buying cars has resulted in an increased quantity of vehicles ‎on the roads.

Firstly

, there is more blockage and chocking of tracks.

Secondly

, ‎the time required to move from one place to another is enhanced.

Furthermore

, ‎the parking slots are jam-packed,

thus

reducing the space and making the ‎towns densely crowded. To sum up, the more cars on the streets, the more ‎problems we will face.

For example

, the same issue has been encountered by ‎the British government in the London city and they have imposed a new tax ‎for entrance during the peak hours.‎ These problems can be solved by providing alternate means of transport and ‎laying down more paths. On the one hand, countries should develop train, ‎subways and metro systems, so that people can be encouraged to use these ‎mass transit options.

On the other hand

, plans should be made to widen the ‎existing ways and opening up new pathways. All

this

will, ultimately, ‎decrease the number of people travelling on their own motorcars.

Thus

‎reducing the traffic problems.

For instance

, all the major cities of the world ‎have developed a tram system to shuttle the population.‎ To conclude, the combined effort of the whole nation is required to solve the ‎issues of traffic. Awareness among the masses and enforcing laws will help in ‎

this

regard. ‎