In 1888, the first car was introduced on British roads and it is anticipated that the number of vehicles will be more than 29 million by the year 2000. Researchers had made some surveys about such transportation should be alternate and global rules should be implemented to manage its purchase and uses. I fully agree with this statement.
First and foremost, increasing uses of private vehicles is the major cause of more traffic congestions. In these days it is common to have two-three cars in every home for each family member, when all of them get into the highway there is no doubt about the jams and more chance of accident. To avoid such jams, it is advised to utilize the public transportation service, which have the capacity to carry more people. For instance, most people travel single in a car for their office, if such kind of people travel through a metro train than more than 30-40 cars will be replaced by a single transportation. Furthermore, more vehicles will emit more green house gases that affects the environment, nevertheless, to prevent eco-friendly transport must be prioritize as much as possible.
Furthermore, a universal law should be implemented to tackle and handle such practices. There are no such rules for citizens about the purchase restrictions and categorized about the users’ limitations. Authorities must outline the certain conditions that let people to determine to buy and use in the specific areas. For example, law makers should not let more than one car in a family and increase the accessibility of transport will certainly make a great impact to decrease owning more cars.
In conclusion, encouraging people to choose alternate transportation system and implementing global laws to manage over use of such vehicles is vital to avoid traffic congestions and preserve the nature.