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?

Some
people
believed that the most practical way for solving traffic and transport problems in towns is to discourage individuals not to
move
to
cities
from
suburbs
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and
countryside
. It may be a good solution but it could not
the
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be the
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most effective remedy for
this
matter. I strongly disagree with the idea for the given reasons. It is irrefutable that we pay
tax
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the tax
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that the government spend it on improving transportation system and roads as much as needed;
therefore
, banning
people
to migrate to
cities
from
countryside
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the countryside
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is the simplest way for authorities not to do their responsibility properly.
Instead
, by improving the infrastructures and long-term urban architectural plans it would be possible to control traffic congestions and to solve transportation problems even if too many
people
decided to
move
to bigger
cities
.
Furthermore
, it is impossible to stop
people
to
move
to bigger
cities
because of
lots
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of opportunities they may have in bigger
cities
.
For instance
, let’s think about a person who
accepted
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in
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university
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a university
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in a big town he moved from his small
countryside
to that city. After his graduation he found a good career, he married in
this
city, and after a
while
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their new baby was born.
This
family has lived in
this
city for many years and it looks impossible to ask them to go back to their rural life again. So, by convincing
people
not to come to
cities
there is no guarantee that they would not migrate because when they decided to
move
, they have adequate reasons to leave their comfort zones and experience new challenges.
As a result
, the problem of transport and traffic congestion is not going to solve by encouraging individuals to stay in their
countryside
.
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