car ownership has increased so rapidly over the past thirty years that many cities in the world are now one big traffic jam. How true do you think this statement is? What measures can government take to discourage people from using their cars?

Over the past thirty years digit of ,car owners have skyrocketed in the

number

of

cities

and

traffic

jams remains all the time,for developed and in some

third

world countries over the world.

This

is hundred per cent true and

governments

of concerned nations are working on a different solution from banning cars in city centres during rush hour to encouraging people for public transport. The

next

paragraphs will discuss

this

in detail. Big

traffic

queues have now become a daily routine in

cities

like New York,Beijing or New Delhi and those local authorities and

governments

are trying different modalities for the problem.

For example

in New Delhi government experimented with even and odd

number

arrangements in which one day even numbers enter the downtown and the other day odd numbers, in that way they can cut down

traffic

to nearly 40%.Some countries totally prohibit personal

vehicles

during job start and end hours so fewer

vehicles

on the road make

traffic

free-flowing. Some municipalities even came up with a parking ban in city centres during weekdays so people avoid personal transport and use public transport

instead

.

Although

these steps provoke anger among citizens for limiting their access to personal cars

governments

got very few options.

On the other hand

, the sale of new

vehicles

still going up and up ,adding to the problem.

Additionally

moving of people in metro

cities

makes them denser and worsen the

traffic

conditions. In conclusion

governments

and local authorities trying their best to solve

traffic

issue but the rising

number

of

vehicles

and positive demographic in the larger

cities

make those efforts neutral and condition getting the worst in the vast

number

of

cities

across the earth.