Some people think it is more important to spend money on roads and motorways than on public transport systems such as railways and trams. To what extent do you agree or disagree

The distribution of facilities to the public has always been a debatable issue among

government

authorities. The allocation of budget for vehicles and roadways has become a major concern. Some citizens argue that it is better to spend money on

roads

and motorways,

while

others believe it is more beneficial to spend money on public

transport

such

as railways and trams. I believe it is crucial to equally allocate expenditure for

both

transport

and roadways.

Firstly

, it is highly important for the

government

to pave better

roads

and railway tracks in

both

urban and rural areas. Properly managed

roads

and the elimination of potholes would significantly reduce frequent road accidents.

Additionally

, constructing more well-maintained railway tracks would

also

reduce accidents and provide easier access to farther distances at a lower cost.

Furthermore

,

such

advancements contribute to the

overall

development of society.

For instance

, the Go Train in the UK is cheaper and helps people travel longer distances compared to the trains in Pakistan.

Secondly

, alongside well-maintained

roads

, the

government

should

also

increase the production of public vehicles

such

as buses and trams and implement rules encouraging the use of public

transport

.

This

change would reduce the number of private vehicles, thereby decreasing pollution levels. Improved air quality promotes healthy living.

For example

, the air quality index of Canada is only 3 out of 100,

whereas

in India, it is 300

due to

high pollution levels. In conclusion, I concur with the belief that the

government

must allocate funding for the construction of

both

roads

and public

transport

networks, as

both

are necessary and complementary, like two sides of the same coin.