Many countries raise fuel prices to deal successfully with problems of traffic and polluon. What effects do you think this move can have? What other measures do you think can be taken to reduce traffic and pollution ?

In the current ,era people are inclined towards mordent lifestyle by using their luxuries. transit congestion and increasing pollution are interrelated things. And it is very unreasonable to believe that increasing fuel surges can discourage the population from using automobiles.

Instead

of ,

this

there are certainly other ways to reduce traffic and bottleneck .

This

essay will discuss the other strategies to reduce travel overpopulation and problems that arise

due to

gas boost. The markable impact of rising fuel prices

also

increased transportation prices amount

due to

this

the price of essential goods and commodities rise up , though making the life of ordinary people even harder. For ,instance perishable products like milk , fruits , vegetables , medicine or water are sometimes transported as goods,

due to

an increase in the fuel price which become double the price for consumers.

Moreover

,

due to

the ,increase there is an adverse impact on fairs of public and private transportation. On the other hand, there are some other techniques to deal with travel jams is to develop an efficient public transportation system and encouraging citizens to use it. Improve the construction system of roads by separating the lanes on heavy duties public transit and private vehicles.

Moreover

, Marked heavy transit jam zones.

For instance

, In the UK every area is zoned with high and low , medium congestion areas, so at any specific time if people want to travel in that area they need to pay an extra fare, so for

this

,reason public avoid using their private vehicles and use public transport

instead

.

Moreover

, the government may encourage the cycle trend.

For example

, in ,India some cities have a trend to use public transport on cycles which gives healthy methods to encourage. In conclusion, the rise in fuels is not the only the solution government should think about , but there are

also

some productive approaches to reducing gridlock congestion and pollution.