Everyday traffic seems to get worse on our roads. How can we reduce the number of cars on our roads today? What alternatives can we offer car drivers?

It is an undeniable truth that in recent years, the number of vehicles on the roads have been increased at an alarming rate. But what is the most effective method for dealing with traffic problems especially in major cities. In my opinion, government should establish appropriate law for reducing the number of cars on roads; moreover, public transport service should be made more systematic and cost saving. To commence with, nowadays, worsening air pollution has reached at its peak level due to immense traffic in metropolitan areas. To solve this problem, authorities has not only passed special legislation, but also has made special comities in order to enact law properly. According to this, one person is allowed only to purchase one car especially the rich person, who can afford more cars, at a time. In addition, special taxes should be imposed on the prices of automobiles. As a consequence, the number of vehicles on the roads will definitely reduce and hence the air quality will get better. According to the survey of New York time, there is, for instance, a remarkable decrease in the number of buyers, in retail market, due to heavy duty imposed on purchase rate. The above statement discusses one point of view of the essay lets looks into another point to explain the essay. On the other hand, legislation and high tax alone cannot solve the traffic problem, unless some alternative measures would incorporate along with them. For this purpose, public transport should be made more efficient and convenient, as well as fare should be reasonable, so that people inclined to use metro buses and other local transport. Moreover, government should conduct proper seminars to aware the people about the environmental problems that are the result of their luxury lifestyle. Similarly, carpooling and cycling should be encouraged; special discount rate should be introduced for buying cycles. Japan, for example, has reduced its 50 % pollution by improving its local transport and encouraging people to walk rather than to drive. To recapitulate, air contamination is increasing day by day, causing an alarming situation for all human being. In my view, nevertheless, incorporation of law and high tax would, certainly, yield a fruitful results in order to combat traffic on highway. Furthermore, improvement in local transport will also encourage people to use them instead of private vehicles.