should countries invest in building transport systems? discuss both views and express an opinion

Some people may have various perspectives regarding the urgency of countries to develop

transportation

systems

. While a few citizens might think

transportation

is a part of primary needs,

thus

the

government

should provide it, several others might argue that the

government

has a propensity to corrupt the public expenditure on

transport

systems

.

However

, I strongly agree that the

transportation

system is paramount to supporting the mobility of the citizens in spurring the growth of society.

First

and foremost, the advent of the

transport

system spawned the

first

industrial revolution in the late of 18 century and succeeded in boosting economic growth for many countries back

then

. The mass production of

transportation

has

also

contributed to the acceleration of livelihood betterment, especially through its function to support social and economic mobility in society.

For instance

,

transportation

has helped people to arrive at their working places on time, resulting in an increase in working productivity. It is obvious that from the social and economic perspectives, the development of

transport

systems

will benefit citizens' lives as well as contribute to a nation's outgrowth.

On the other hand

, the wave of rejections for the

transportation

programs might be precipitated by the public distrust of the

government

in implementing the project. When the

government

is failed to execute projects pertinent to

transportation

systems

, it will surge the public uneasiness due to the failure of public expenditure implementation.

For example

, in Indonesia, corruption is frequent occurred in various

government

projects related to

transport

systems

and caused a postponement for the public to utilise the

transportation

.

This

case could raise the negative sentiment of the public toward the

government

, demanding the

government

's

further

onus to finish the project. In conclusion, developing

transport

systems

is necessary to support social and economic mobility in society.

Nevertheless

, the projects should promote transparency, accountability, and openness for the public to monitor to assuring that the plans will run as planned.