In
this
new technological age, the amount of different transportation has made people all over the world have a numerous selection of vehicles to choose from for their daily use. In a number of the Linking Words
first
worlds and developing nations, the bicycle has been a means of transport that keeps on declining. Even with the recent types of vehicles being invented and produces, there are certain ways to make people want to use bikes once again. Linking Words
This
essay will discuss the solutions.
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First
of all, it should be understood why the interest in using a Linking Words
bike
for daily transportation had pummeled. The assessability for cheap private transport has become one of the main reasons that the bicycle does not seem appealing to the public eye. It is considerably better to be using a vehicle that has an engine to do the work, because of Use synonyms
this
the comfort outweighs the benefits of using a Linking Words
bike
with requires human energy. Other than that the speed that an engine can achieve is greatly higher than what a Use synonyms
bike
can do, so it does not make sense to ride a bicycle to work, especially in the fast-paced environment that most countries have nowadays.
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However
, the ease of obtaining a private car can be a downfall, particularly for those in major cities. Linking Words
For example
, the 'big apple' or New York City has recently transformed the majority of its' streets into Linking Words
bike
lanes because the traffic caused by private cars in the city has made it impossible to travel without a traffic jam. Use synonyms
Consequently
, Linking Words
this
has made a lot of the locals use bikes once more, Linking Words
this
should be done in all major cities where the population is packed so that bikes can be seen as a viable solution.
In conclusion, because of how easy it is to own private transport, people should think twice before buying a car and consider the ups and downs of using a Linking Words
bike
as their daily transportation.Use synonyms
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