Some people think that in order to solve traffic and transportation problems, people should be encouraged to live in cities rather than in suburbs or in the country side. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Some individuals are of the belief that a good remedy for solving
traffic
jams and transportation deteriorates is moving from country sides to big
cities
, a viewpoint with which I entirely disagree for a
number
of important rationals.
To begin
with, I believe that despite the importance of
this
problem in today's nations with the booming crowd and raising the
number
of cars every second there are not any practical long-term solutions.
Firstly
there should be a close investigation into the main cause of
traffic
jams in any area and after
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it is logical to offer proper clues for each zone per case.
Secondly
, I am personally of the belief that the increasing
number
of cars, car collisions
as well as
substandard or insufficient roads are the main existing reasons for transportation
problems
.
Moreover
, there are a
number
of solutions for current
traffic
problems
which are working properly in some
cities
.
For
instance
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improving transport systems and developing the
number
or quality of roads
as well as
the culture of driving
such
as providing carpooling facilities can help roads with less load of cars
especially
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in rush hours. In some other
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cities
for example
New York City there is a developed system of the subway which is very handful for
this
headache. In conclusion,
while
some might argue that moving to
cities
for a living could be a good solution for
traffic
problems
since there are better road and controlling systems in these areas. In my opinion,
however
,
this
idea is rather grounded in mentioned
problems
in urban
traffic
.
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