In a number of countries, some people think it is necessary to spend large sums of money on constructing new railway lines for very fast trains between cities. Others believe the money should be spent on improving existing public transport. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

Transportation is necessary wherever you are located. Nowadays a lot of people go by walking or bicycle to their near destinations,

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when distances are larger they must find a way to transport if they do not own a car. There are diverse views to decide on which type of public transit should governments invest in, but the reality is that

this

could be influenced by the context of each country; mostly by its geography. On the one hand, there are individuals who support the idea of spending money on new railway lines, which seems to be positive for the place that already counts on trains, but those could be replaced for better ones in order to improve quality, velocity and technology.

For instance

, in Europe, there are neighbour countries

such

as France, Belgium or Germany where the train is a common and cheap option for transport between the cities, including going from one country to another.

On the other hand

, there are others that disagree with the

last

view, but are fully convinced that money should be used to upgrade the existing public vehicles, which would be convenient for countries where the buses are not in good conditions;

for example

in Peru, its been years since the

last

float of public buses was renovated.

In addition

, there are places in the Peruvian territory that are not able to construct railways because of limitations on geography and space. As an example, authorities from Lima, the capital of

this

country, have been considering the construction of a subway, because trains do not match with the infrastructure of the city. In my opinion, I consider that both of the views are valid depending on the location. In some cities, like the Europeans, the updating of the railways and trains should be the

first

decision;

in contrast

to Latin American cities where exist the need to upgrade the current transport. The individuals in charge of the sites must evaluate the context of each and the possible benefits of their decisions about the spent on public transit