The first car appeared on British roads in 1888. By the year 2000 there may be as many as 29 million vehicles on British roads.

Over the last century, the tendency of use car ownership increased in recent years globally. As reported in 2000 the number of cars uses to be around 29 million, from the first time cars appeared in 1888 on British roads. and in 2010 autoward. com reported that the number of cars use in the world had reached more than 1 billion units. The leading cause of increasing use of cars According to them, using a privat car seems more flexible, efficient and easy to go from one place to another place, compared to public transportation which seems longer, and inefficient because poor quality of public transport, the physical condition of the vehicle that is no longer roadworthy, too many stops along its route, and sometimes that's what makes people feel annoyed, especially if he's in a hurry. Therefore, the use of private cars increased quickly. However, the huge increase in the number of cars on the street has caused several major concerns, one of them is traffic jams due to the large number of cars that fill the road, and It is unavoidable that the gas emitted from millions of cars causes a lot of environmental problems and air pollution. I totally agree that there should be a policy to control the ownership and use of cars. First, must have conditions that must be met before buying a car, such as having to show proof of ownership of a parking space and must also apply a progressive vehicle tax, for people who own more than one vehicle or a vehicle that is more than 5 years old. as applied by Japan. To reduce car use, Japanese citizens must submit a proof of parking form before purchasing a car, as proof that their car has a place to store it. and applied the high cost of parking and fuel there. So don't be surprised if then many Japanese people prefer to use public transportation. Second, should encourage alternative forms of transportation such as trains, buses, trams at low prices. and the start of implementing the use of bicycles as an environmentally friendly means of transportation. Besides being able to reduce air pollution, cycling also has health benefits for the body, such as maintaining heart health, Reduce the risk of depression, lose weight etc. The use of bicycles as a means of transportation has also been applied in Amsterdam, even Amsterdam has been nicknamed ''a city of cycles'' due to the introduction of cycling since ancient times In conclusion, at first that the government ought to restricted the ownership of car, then that the use of different transportation, this should be encouraged to reduce air pollution and traffic problems.