Both government investment in public transport systems and reductions in public transport ticket prices will help to reduce transport pollution greatly. Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge and experience.

Transport
pollution
is a big problem for many countries in the world today. In many
cities
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it takes a long time to get to places because of too many private vehicles on the roads.
In
addition
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all
this
traffic emits fumes that create air
pollution
. Some
people
say that governments spending money on public
transport
and reductions in public
transport
prices are the best way to resolve
this
problem. I agree with
this
and
also
suggest there are other steps we can
be
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take.
Firstly
, investment in public
transport
infrastructure helps solve the problem of traffic
pollution
. If there was a better, more reliable and developed public
transport
system
then
less
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fewer
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people
will drive their
cars
. If
less
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fewer
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people
drove
then
there would be much less
pollution
.
For
example
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in
Tokyo
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there is a very good
transport
system
and not many
people
drive.
Furthermore
, if the government subsidized or reduced the price of public
transport
then
more
people
would use it.
For example
, many commuting
people
in England drive because there is not much
different
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to the cost of public
transport
so they choose private
cars
because they are more convenient.
Furthermore
,
in addition
to investment in public
transport
and lower
prices
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we need to
investing
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invest
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money in cleaner
cars
. Nowadays we have the technology
for
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create electric
cars
that don’t make
pollution
In conclusion, a good public
transports
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system
is the best way to solve traffic
pollution
. The
transport
system
also
needs to
being
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cheaper.
However
, we
also
need to make the
cars
that we use cleaner by using electricity and not oil.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • sustainable transport
  • carbon footprint
  • mass transit
  • subsidization
  • fare reduction
  • environmental impact
  • urban planning
  • public policy
  • commuter behavior
  • infrastructural development
  • economic efficiency
  • equitable access
  • lifestyle shift
  • congestion
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