Traffic congestion is becoming increasingly problematic in major cities. What solutions can you suggest to help solve this problem?

No doubt, In mega

cities

gridlock is getting a main issue. In

this

essay, I will highlight the factors behind

this

and

then

present some solutions.

To begin

with,

traffic

is mainly

due to

poor road infrastructure. To explain, most of the megalopolises have old ways for

cars

which are less wide and it could not adjust to a massive

number

of

cars

.

Thus

, it causes

traffic

congestion.

For example

,

according to

Mumbai local council, the main reason for

traffic

jams is our roads cannot manage the

number

of vehicles.

Similarly

, many

cities

have loosened

traffic

rules. Since the lack of regulations people mostly take the wrong route because they knew that there are no fines or other law-abiding stuff.

However

,

this

problem can be solved by the introduction of the latest public transport. Many

cities

have poor transportation services

due to

which the public prefers to commute in their own

cars

instead

of taking mass transit.

Besides

this

, in many countries’ local commuting buses are low-grade as it has less

number

of seats and no proper air conditioning.

Therefore

, providing a sound travelling source can reduce

traffic

jams.

In addition

,

traffic

can be reduced by making isolated cycle pathways. In megacities, there are no proper ways for cycle riders if the government provides them;

consequently

, less

number

of

cars

may operate on the main roads. cite an example, in Norway, universities’ most of the students use bicycles to go to classes and they are not allowed to travel by car or public transport because they use cycle pathways which are specially prepared for them.

To sum up

, Blockage is one of the major issues in big

cities

which is because of imperfect road structures and doesn't have strict rules.

On the contrary

,

this

can be sorted out by the installation of modern public trams and by making separate pathways for cyclists.