One problem faced by almost every large city is traffic congestion. What do you think the causes are ? What solutions can You suggest?

Plenty of large

cities

have an issue with

traffic

jams. These days many

cities

face daily

traffic

issues caused by an excessive number of

cars

. There are many reasons for that,

such

as poor

traffic

management, undersized infrastructure, lack of laws and restrictions,

as well as

not enough developed public transportation. Local government should invest more into these problems as the current situation will become worse every year. The number of

cars

has risen extremely high in the

last

few decades, due its lower prices.

Traffic

management cannot accommodate fast-growing trading. The streets have been designed for pedestrians in the first place and with modern housing culture there is even less space for

cars

. Unfortunately, motorways are not any better, usually planning and actual building procedures take much longer and result in undersized roads at the time of completion. New law enforcement and taxes should be put in place to restrict access to highly congested centres of

cities

. Public transportation needs in many

cities

all around the world improvements in its infrastructure. Many families have more than just one car and it’s not always necessary or needed. Road

traffic

control needs updating and improvements. The design of streets is very difficult to change as there is no space anymore but new developments should be able to accommodate more

cars

as well as

have parking in the building. When planning permissions and updates are designed, they need to calculate more advance than the situation at that time. Time and zone restrictions will be beneficial for highly dense centres of

cities

and only business and supply should be allowed during the day. Much-needed improvements in public transportation will help to reduce

traffic

jams and lower down number of

cars

, not only new lines should be built but modernisation of current trains with increasing their capacity and frequency of service.