Band 5+: In many countries, more money is spent on transport system in the cities. In contrast, very little is spent in rural areas. What are the effects of this? What can be done to solve this problem?

There seems to be a debatable issue on which a monumental amount of money is consumed on the transportation system in urban areas while a paucity amount of funds is spent in suburban areas. This might induce a dearth of tourism and a deterioration of economics. Now, I will put factors and possible silver bullets in the following ways for coming to a conclusion:.

First and foremost, the deprivation of the road system makes people don’t like to travel around their country’s s beauty. Particularly, citizens are likely to stay at their homes because there aren’t many main roads between urban areas and countryside. Hence, people will feel abundance and aren’t interested in traveling around their own country. As a matter of that, native people tend to travel abroad during their holidays instead of traveling around their hometown. Therefore, it is time to make an urgent action to improve tourism management. To do so, the transportation industry is obligated to develop their main roads between countries. This is all i could suggest before putting forward another problem and solution.

When it comes to suggesting another factor and action, a lack of transport system causes the recession of the economy. Otherwise, some logistic or transportation companies can’t transport their goods and products to overseas passing through roads. Thus, it might bring a shortage of export networks among other nations so it means they can’t carry their own products traveling on the main road. To cite my Mongolia as an example, Mongolia does not have any great transport system. Moreover, Mongolia is not able to export their own items overseas so as to earn money. Based on this paradigm, the government and officials are mandatory to enhance road systems. During the process, transportation engineers should cooperate with officials. Thus, it could be effective.

Last but not least, it appears that transportation institutions are obligated to improve main road roads while officials must upgrade pavement systems for the simple reason that there are some factors, including poverty of tourism and recession of economy.