Some believe that traffic problems in cities can best be resolved by investing in urban infrastructure while others feel there are superior solutions. Discuss both sides and give your own opinion.

It is argued that one of the best solutions to address the rising

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problems in

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is investing more in urban

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;

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, some say that we should develop better strategies to deal with

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challenge. In

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essay, I will outline that the proposed solution of

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investment will have a marginal impact on

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issue;

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, a more effective solution can be implemented through decisive

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intervention. Indeed, more urban

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can bring positive changes in tackling the growing

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congestion in major

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. Additional

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in faster and more convenient public transport (

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as bullet trains) and supporting facilities will provide a compelling reason for

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commuting to the

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, mainly for work reasons to choose

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mode of transport.

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can potentially lead to a reduction in the number of

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driven to the

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.

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, a drawback to

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solution will be the ongoing challenge of coping with the growing population (which means more and more

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having to travel to the

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for jobs) and the consequent increase in demand and pressure on the

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.

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, most major

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(

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as New York, with a vast population) already find upgrading the old

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extremely challenging.

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, continuous investment in an attempt to alleviate

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issue will not be a feasible option. Alternatively, through strict

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regulations, the number of

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to

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can substantially decline. The

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can consider imposing high taxes or surcharges to discourage

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from driving to

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. One approach,

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, can be implementing a pass system with a reasonably high charge that drivers have to pay to take their

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to the

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.

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, if

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find it reasonably uneconomical to pay these extra charges compared to using other means of public transport (

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as trains or buses), they will decide against driving their

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to the

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.

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will potentially lead to a greater reduction in

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in

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that cause

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problems. In conclusion,

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investment will offer some benefits in dealing with

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issue to some degree.

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, it will not be effective and sustainable unless the

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legislates regulations to control the inherent

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problem in

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.