The only way to improve the safety of our roads is to give much stricter punishments for driving offenses. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

In contemporary society, people are inclined to be more interested in ensuring

safety

when participating in

traffic

. And some believe that giving stricter

punishment

is the only way to improve

safety

on our roads. I partly agree with

this

opinion. On the one hand, giving stricter

punishment

for driving offences can help drivers grasp

traffic

laws, which leads to

traffic

accident reduction

as well as

increasing

safety

for road users. The goal is to ensure that

law

violators can understand the serious consequences that they cause and warn them to avoid wrongdoing. To illustrate

this

, let's consider the example of

traffic

law

in Vietnam, a motorist without wearing a helmet during his riding can be fined between $20 to $40, and

thus

he will never break the rule again. In other countries, the

traffic

law

stipulates that if a driver breaks the rule, their driver's license will be confiscated and have to pay a large fine. These can cause road users will be in fear of facing

further

punishment

and avoid violent

law

. From my perspective, I firmly believe that giving stricter

punishment

is not the only way to ensure the

safety

of participants in

traffic

.

Besides

this

method, the authority should raise awareness about

traffic

for citizens through social media, it can provide some essential knowledge about the

law

as well as

help them grasp serious consequences when they break the

law

.

In addition

, police officers need to encourage people to use public transport

instead

of private vehicles to avoid

traffic

jams.

Moreover

, the government can add more skills tests to the driver's license exam.

To sum up

, I believe that the way to improve

safety

on our roads is a combination of the measures mentioned above.