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Some people think it is more important to spend money on roads and motorways than on public transport systems. To what extent do you agree?



It is highly debated that money should be spent on developing roads and motorways rather than on public transport systems. I partially agree with the notion since it is vital to invest in both. 


On the one hand, superior road quality fosters safety levels and eliminates traffic congestion as well. These days, governments are investing a considerable amount of money in road safety since various fatal accidents are being reported daily. Moreover, in many Indian major cities like New Delhi, Chandigarh, and Mumbai, the roads are wider these days to solve traffic issues. Undeniably, this concept will enhance facilities for the general public, and they will commute with more freedom. Therefore, the chair must invest money in roads and motorways. 


On the other hand, better public transport mediums are useful for the environment and people who cannot afford personal vehicles. A few modes of public transport like metro railways, water taxis and general buses emit less carbon atoms in the atmosphere than personal sport utility vehicles. Furthermore, major governments around the globe are investing in green energy resources such as solar and hydel power to minimize the usage of fossil fuels like petrol and diesel. Here, I choose the Delhi metro option which has suppressed the pollution level in New Delhi by eliminating the use of personal vehicles for commuting. As a result, it would be beneficial to allocate funds to mushroom public transport systems. 


To conclude, I once again reaffirmed the position that money should be well-spent not only on road infrastructure but also on public transport systems.




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