The roads in major cities today are often difficult to travel on. What are the causes of this? What are some possible solutions?

Nowadays travelling on

roads

has become increasingly hard, particularly in urban areas in many regions of the world.

This

essay will discuss

two

main reasons behind

this

issue including too many

vehicles

and a lack of better

roads

and

two

possible measures to address

this

serious problem. There are several reasons why some people are complaining about the deteriorating conditions of

traffic

.

Firstly

, due to heavy freight on

roads

, travelling is becoming hard day by day.

In other words

, loading trucks and heavy machinery for construction

such

as bulldozers and cranes travelling inside cities with small

vehicles

at the same time throughout the day often creates great difficulties for normal

traffic

. Another potential problem is a lack of infrastructure inside the urban areas of many countries. If road conditions are not normal, it will be impossible for

traffic

to run smoothly.

However

, these issues are great, many measures can be taken to tackle them.

To begin

with, the implementation of rules for the passage of heavy motor

vehicles

.

This

means that particular hours can be introduced to allow trucks and carriage

vehicles

to pass through cities.

In addition

to

this

, building infrastructure in the form of new highways is of paramount importance. Provided that ring

roads

are present at the edge of the city centre,

traffic

can be diverted outside from the crowded areas.

Hence

, by implementing these measures, transportation can be normalized again in certain parts of the world. In conclusion, highways in major cities are in detrimental conditions which are the main obstacle to the normal flow of

traffic

.

This

essay has discussed

two

major reasons for

this

and

two

steps

such

as the implementation of rules and regulations to allow specific

vehicles

at a specific time as normal

traffic

is always a requirement of flourishing economies because it not only saves time but

also

fuel.