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The government should spent more money on railways than on roads. What do you think about this?

#government #money #railways #roads
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It is claimed that it would be better for government to allocate more budget for developing rail
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 rather than
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a harbor
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harbor
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. I strongly agree with
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 statement because trains are safer and faster than other vehicles on the wharf,
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 they're more economical.
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 in comparison with seaport
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 always more reliable for their safety.
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, weather conditions and human errors would be less threatening for their performance. These factors in routes can cause in increasing the number of car accidents,
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 track
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 get involved with traffic congestion or
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 problems.
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, they are more time-saving and safer than other vehicles which are being used on roads. Economical transportation is another factor that must be considered by the government to respond to the public's demands, while the population is growing. I think developing the
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 would be a long-term solution, as trains can carry more passengers than private cars and even buses. Their tickets
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 cost less than the price of the petrol needed for the same trip. So it is clear that track can respond to our needs in a better way. In conclusion, I point out that allocating money to develop the
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 can benefit us by reducing the number of road accidents and saving time and they are
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 more economical.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • sustainability
  • environmental footprint
  • efficiency
  • pollution
  • cost-effectiveness
  • economic development
  • accessibility
  • public transportation
  • congestion
  • air pollution
  • initial investment
  • maintenance
  • upgrades
  • rural
  • urban
  • last-mile connectivity
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