The first car appeared on British roads in 1888. By the year 2000 there may be as many as 29 million vehicles on British roads. Alternative forms of transport should be encouraged and international laws introduced to control car ownership and use. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Over two decades, the number of private

transportation

on British roads rapidly increased to 29 million cars in the year 2000.

This

situation needs to be taken care of by the government to prevent any problems that can be caused by uncontrolled

vehicle

ownership

. I firmly believe planning a new policy and making improvements to public transport facilities can help to solve

this

issue. Uncontrolled car

ownership

is one of the main contributors to the traffic jam that happens in densely populated cities.

Consequently

,

people

will have to lose their precious time

due to

the worse traffic jam.

In addition

, excessive private

transportation

will increase the pollution rate

due to

every single

vehicle

producing a big amount of emission gasses.

For example

, Jakarta is categorized as a city with bad-quality air.

This

happened because Jakarta is still struggling to control

vehicle

occupancy. There are several ways to tackle

this

issue,

such

as enhancing the facility on public

transportation

and forming an international policy regarding car

ownership

. One of the reasons why

people

tend to use their private cars rather than public

transportation

is that it is not comfortable enough to fulfil their daily-basis needs.

Furthermore

, international laws

also

can help to solve

this

problem because it makes

people

think twice whenever they have willing to buy new private

transportation

.

To sum up

, it is very essential to have a proper international law on

vehicle

ownership

and make innovations to substitute the

people

's need to use their private cars.