The increase in the amount of traffic is responsible for growing countries in many large cities and this has resulted in more traffic congestion particularly in rush hours. What changes could be taken to deal with this problem?

Many metropolitan cities of developing nations face huge

traffic

issues, especially in peak hours which

further

leads to more congested roads. To tackle

this

situation, Government should place

traffic

police and signals in those areas, charge huge fines to those who fail to abide by the

rules

, and

also

increase awareness among people on the alternate

routes

. One of the ways to avoid congestion is to place one or two officers during peak hours in order to maintain the situation.

Secondly

, placing

traffic

signals along with CCTV cameras at a gap of 5 kilometres on the main road so that people are bound to follow the

rules

. In case someone is breaking the law

then

huge fines should be imposed on him so that it is not repeated again.

This

helps in maintaining the law and order in the country.

For example

, many cities in India have stringent

traffic

rules

and hefty fines are charged if anyone fails to abide by these. Another solution to

this

problem is that signboard with proper directions for alternate

routes

should be present on the main signals

as a result

of which everyone is aware of these and,

hence

, they can take a call

accordingly

to stay on the same route or to take another one.

For instance

, there are signboards present on all the main roads in Delhi for all the

routes

so that the driver is aware of these. In conclusion,

traffic

jams are the problem of many cities in developing countries which can be handled by the government with proper

rules

and regulations and by making the public aware of the other available

routes

.