The best way to solve the traffic and transportation problem is to encourage people to live in cities rather than suburbs or countryside. Do you agree or disagree?

People have many different views about the method which is likely to tackle issues related to
traffic
and
transportation
. Many believe to solve these problems is to encourage the public to live in urban areas rather than suburbs or rural areas. In my opinion, I strongly disagree with
this
idea
due to
the following reasons. First and foremost, a large number of citizens settling down in big downtown usually lead to
traffic
congestion. Indeed, streets have tons of vehicles ranging from public transport systems to private ones.
As a result
, inhabitants of cities always deal with
traffic
jams in rush hours especially.
According to
a survey by the International VnExpress newspaper, more than 90% of streets in the large metropolis are overcrowded from 5pm to 7pm on a daily basis.
Furthermore
, citizens who live in the centre tend to consume private means of
transportation
including cars and motorbikes apart from buses and express trains.
Subsequently
, there is a significant growth in air and water pollution
due to
emissions from vehicles.
Consequently
, residents are at a higher risk of suffering from serious health problems
such
as lung cancer and digestive diseases.
Therefore
,
instead
of governments recommending everyone inhabits cities, they should enhance the quality of
transportation
facilities or raise people’s awareness about travelling by public
transportation
in order to address
traffic
and
transportation
problems effectively. In conclusion,
although
living in urban areas have numerous advantages, it is quite difficult to resolve the
traffic
and
transportation
issue
due to
traffic
jams and pollution.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • urban sprawl
  • public transport infrastructure
  • commutes
  • residential density
  • ecological footprint
  • overcrowding
  • urban planning
  • car-sharing
  • traffic management
  • rural preservation
  • transportation policies
  • electric vehicles
  • sustainable living
  • incentivize
  • telecommuting
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