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 statment is? What measures can governments take to discourage people from using their cars?

Automobile possession has risen so fastly along the previous thirty years that
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the earth are now one big
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statement, because nowadays each person has their own car. The car industry and people`s desire to buy a machine is growing day by day.
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large number of cars leads to their congestion. In my opinion,
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transport
. But, in many countries,
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is not convenient and too expensive.
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why people still prefer to take their own cars rather than by bus.
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can be achieved by improving the cost of public
transport
.
In addition
, the government must increase the facilities of nation
transport
as per the need of the population.
Secondly
, ensuring the movement of bicycles, which are beneficial to human health. By the way,
this
approach is comfortable only for those close to the workplace, those who are far from the workplace of course use a car or bus.
Such
a view can
also
be used to reduce congestion in a certain sense. To conclude,
traffic
jam is often a serious problem in big cities. It is less noticeable in developing countries. People should try to use public
transport
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during very busy hours on the road can be reduced and more people can get to work on time and avoid the frustration caused by sitting in the middle of a long line of machines.
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