While living in a city offers great convenence, urban life itself has irritating problems that come with it. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be a city resident since it is feasible to solve some of the issues.
One of the most irritating problems is traffic jam. Days of stopping among seas of vehicles have become the norm for most residents, especially those who live in the CBD. This is partly caused by overpopulation along with poor public transport systems, which usually is the problem for developing countries. Because the growth in population corresponds with the amount of vehicles, roads will be so overcrowded that commuting to work in time become a luxury. Fortunately, many developed countries have solved this by improving the quality of their public transport systems and add regulations enouraging the use of buses, metros, etc. As for deveping countries, they can follow those solutions and change to fit their country’s condition.
Another difficulty in urban life, especially for immigrants, is finding a sustainable income. This has been a big concern since companies tend to have strict requiremnts about eduational level and experience. Furthermore, due to the large amount of residents, applying for a job become extremely competitive. Even though solving the problem directly seems impossible, governments can support the rises of companies in various fields by making taxes more affordable and applying supportive regulations towards small comapanies. By doing that, urban life can become accesible for immigrants.
In conclusion, living in a city has loads of issues that comes with it. But if the governments could give us a hand, support us financially and more, a city could become more of an ideal place to live.