First, by increasing the number of the local transport will increase the economics of the country by adding the jobs to the people. For example, as I remember, everyday to my work I would drive the car five days a week. I used to spend lot of money on the gas, at the same time; my car produces the carbon mono oxide which is damaging the environment. If government spends money on adding the local transports like local buses, subways, local trains and so on. People start using these transports eventually save their money, in addition to that government will increases the jobs requirement like maintain ace guys, the engineer, the electrician guy so on. Drastically these while improve the economics of our country, as workers will start paying the tax. As you can see, adding the local transport will increases the jobs and the people start paying the taxes.…
Public transport is a fantastic idea. It's cheap, it's accessible, it's safe, it's quick and it's better for the environment. If this is the case, then why is it that it's still vastly underutilised by the general public? Well, the description above is wrong. All of these positive statements have actually turned public transport into a nightmare. Whilst on public transport, all I feel is misery and anguish at the prospect of the journey continuing and wondering why I left my car at home.…
The world is becoming increasing populated and cities are beginning to grow at a very fast rate. Governments will need to come up with a suitable transport plan for the citizens. More people will result in more transport and the majority of people travel by car, this poses two problems – road congestion and pollution.…
Not only do people have to pay for high parking prices and fuel, but also the expense incurred when they take their car to the garage to have it repaired. Unlike private cars, public transport has reserved lanes in many cities; so long delays due to traffic congestion can be avoided by taking a bus or a taxi. As far as the environment is concerned, the use of public transport instead of private cars makes a difference. For example, if the people who use a bus were to use their own vehicles instead, this would definitely contribute to air pollution.…
For there to be an active economy, there has to be efficient transportation. So in every major city, public transportation is a must to keep up throughout the moving city because that is how people get around to keep the city thriving and that is how goods are transported to keep people happy and getting supplies around to keep building it to make it easier to get from one place to another. The infrastructure of a city is what makes it, in many ways, a good or bad place to live and work. It's the physical or structural part of the city. These things include its transportation systems (roads, bridges, highways, public transportation, sewage system, utility systems (gas, electricity, water treatment and delivery), and its buildings (schools, court houses, sports facilities, and its public and private housing developments). If a city's infrastructure is old and in decay, this makes these important systems unsafe, unattractive, or unreliable, and so that city is not such a great place to live anymore. Fewer people will want to move to such a place to live and work. Also, fewer businesses will want open offices and factories in a city with a deteriorating infrastructure, so there will be fewer jobs for the people who live…
Large cities and populations rely on public transportation to reduce traffic congestion and vehicle emission as well as provide a means for citizens without personal vehicles to travel to important places like work, school or the grocery store. Critically important infrastructure to any city, without a reliable regional transportation system those who cannot afford cars are greatly impacted. Such groups may be confined to a particular neighborhood, which may result in lack of accessibility to jobs or other important resources, in modern city's neighborhoods cut off from transportation can become increasingly poor, see elevated crime rates and more likely to continue to be…
From a financial perspective, public transportation must be a clear and viable benefit to consumers. In other words, it must be more affordable than driving to work every day. For example, if people know that by using bus and subway, they can save enough money to take a free holiday each year, many more individuals would be persuaded to travel in this way. This is another critical step.…
First, the cost of these two types of transportation is very different. On the one hand, public transportation is very cheap. A bus ticket or train is very cheap because it is a way the government encourages people to use public transportation and not their cars, and so it, decreases vehicular congestion. For this reason, some of the public transportation, more commonly used, are buses and trains. On the other hand, a private car is a very expensive type of transport because it must have a strict maintenance such, as gas, parts, oil, and a mechanical upkeep. All this leads to excessive monetary expenditure. In this aspect of cost, public transportation is more convenient.…
The first and most important reason is that can reduce the traffic jam. No more longer of jam in the streets, because people were gathered in one bus or car. It will make the people to leave their cars at home. With use the public transportation, we can spend more time for read books or socialize with others. It does not bother because there is someone else to drive for us.…
Firstly, one of the advantages is that using public transport is very economical. Taking buses and trains is cheaper than using private cars. If people have their own car, they have to pay a lot of money for service, repairs, and insurance. It maybe will cost all the money people earn. Moreover, there are many discounts for some individuals, like students, old people, and children. They can get cheaper prices by taking public transport. Students have to go to school almost every day, and they usually take public transport to school and home. It is more economical for students.…
The increase of population in some countries forces their governments to redesign their traffic and turn to the use of public transportation.…
The great thing about public transport is that it gets you where you want to be, when you want to be there, particularly in cities and towns. Rather than only being able to drive to a certain point before getting stuck in a one way system, you can reach your central point directly. Plus you get the bonus of sitting back, relaxing with a newspaper and letting someone else do the driving.…
In my country, the first reason is a waste due to the slow speed of an over 80-year-old system. Therefore the proposition to improve the rail system would meet this purpose. But what about the disadvantage of that fast travel, the costs must increase so travelers pay more for the convenience of speed.…
An efficient transport system is the lifeblood of any successful economy. The main objective of those…
Passenger travel aside, there are also benefits for increasing the rail network in general. Traintracks use up less space than roads, are more easily concealable so cause less visual disruption, and with increased…