Some cities have vehicle-free days, when private cars, trucks, motorcycles are banned in the city center. Public transportation like buses, taxis and metros are advised. To what extent do you think the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?

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In recent

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days

have witnessed a frequent occurrence that some cities do not allow

people

to drive private vehicles to the city centre on specific

days

called vehicle-free

days

.

Instead

, it is advisable to

use

mass transit these

days

.

While

this

can pose an inconvenience to some extent, I do believe that its benefits are more outstanding than its drawbacks. On the one hand, without personal vehicles causes some annoyance to citizens.

This

is because they can not take full control of their moving.

For example

, in lieu of driving their own car from their home to the office anytime they want, they need to follow the bus schedule,

then

walk a certain haul to the bus stop and wait for a

while

.

As a consequence

,

this

occasion presents a major concern to some

people

.

Nevertheless

,

this

approach has a profound impact on current issues in society.

Firstly

, the most noticeable benefit is that it can address the underlying cause of traffic jams. It is obvious that one of the major factors resulting in traffic jams is the large

use

of private engines like cars and motorbikes.

Therefore

, if they are abandoned, the traffic situation can be improved.

Secondly

,

this

is the first step to establishing the habit of using public transport. More specifically, how to encourage

people

to

use

public engines is the subject of increasing concern but

people

hardly choose

this

option if they are still allowed to

use

their own transport.

Hence

,

this

occasion marks the start of getting accustomed to public vehicles. In a conclusion, though I admit that some

people

will not enjoy vehicle-free

days

due to

their shortcomings, there’s a need to plough ahead with

this

approach. It is undeniable that the benefits it brings to society exceed the inconvenience it may have.