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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?

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Cars
 have been best friends with humans for more than 100 years. It has been one of the most loved transport and is widely used across the globe. The technology of designing
cars
 has been actively developed which affected the number of
cars
 to grow rapidly. Nearly 29 million vehicles are there in the year 2000 of Britain. One voice that has been heard world-widely is that the number of
cars
 on the road should be decreased.
This
 idea is suggested due to some worldwide issues that are caused by the overuse of
cars
. Some people say that
cars
 are one of the main factors of air pollution,
therefore
 they must be replaced with other transports
such
 as bicycle, or on foot. Another suggestion is that new laws should be created about the people owning and using
cars
. Stronger restrictions on the allowance of these factors would help in removing dangerous and unnecessary
cars
such
 as under aged person driving, or illegal and unpermitted
cars
 on the road. I agree that
cars
 have critical responsibility on air pollution,
therefore
 it should be reduced to create a more clean and safe atmosphere. For short distances, people should be encouraged to use eco-friendly transports, rather than having a 5-minute drive.
However
,
this
 does not mean that they should not use
cars
 at all.
Cars
 are can be partially replaced but not fully, since we cannot walk from Auckland to Wellington! I
also
 support introducing introduce international laws over car ownership and the use of it. Appropriate purpose and the usage of a car would contribute towards creating safer roads for all of us.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • reliance on
  • regulate
  • traffic congestion
  • pollution
  • public health
  • sustainable development
  • alternative forms of transport
  • car ownership
  • balancing benefits and drawbacks
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