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 governments take to discourage people from using their cars?

It is commonly believed that owing to the

problem

is enhancing the number of traffic jams that become a huge issue in many countries in today's world.I personally agree with

this

statement and

this

essay will discuss the causes of

such

scarcity as well as possible solutions to the

problem

. One of the

first

issues of traffic

congestion

is caused by car ownership has increased so rapidly in the past. They travel to work or they tent to travel at the same time of day because of the fact that it saves time and is money saving.

For example

, public transportation is often slow and unreliable.

Secondly

,the price is cheaper than in the past because motor vehicles were considered a niche product,so only wealthy people can afford them. Despite

this

problem

,there are fortunately several solutions and the

first

is that the government should be improved the transportation system to be comfortable and convenient to cover all areas of the city and can increase the use of the public system.Another solution would be to

congestion

tax.

For example

,

Congestion

in and around Australia’s capital cities is continuing to rise. Road

congestion

is set to cost Australia over $20 billion a year by 2020 so,benefits of the

congestion

tax include the revenue windfall to replace some of the current ad hoc taxes, a signal to road users of the higher social cost of travel in peak time versus in off-peak times or by public transport. In conclusion,it is clear that traffic jams are a big

problem

that affects everybody .As

such

,any solution to

this

trouble is handled by the government.