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Module 4 Transport

The document discusses various solutions to reduce traffic jams in big cities, emphasizing the need for improved public transportation, carpooling initiatives, and better infrastructure like bike lanes. It also highlights the current traffic situation in a specific city, noting congestion during peak hours and the government's efforts to expand public transport. Recommendations include enhancing public transport efficiency, promoting carpooling, creating more bike lanes, and implementing flexible work hours to alleviate traffic issues.

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Module 4 Transport

The document discusses various solutions to reduce traffic jams in big cities, emphasizing the need for improved public transportation, carpooling initiatives, and better infrastructure like bike lanes. It also highlights the current traffic situation in a specific city, noting congestion during peak hours and the government's efforts to expand public transport. Recommendations include enhancing public transport efficiency, promoting carpooling, creating more bike lanes, and implementing flexible work hours to alleviate traffic issues.

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1. Solutions to reduce traffic jams in big cities.

Many solutions can help reduce traffic jams in big cities. Firstly, public transportation systems
should be improved. When people use public transport, such as buses or trains, it reduces the
number of private vehicles on the road, which directly alleviates traffic congestion during rush
hours. Promoting carpooling and ridesharing services is another effective strategy. This not only
helps to reduce traffic jams but also allows people to save time and lower stress levels during
their daily commutes. Last but not least, the government should invest in infrastructure,
particularly by creating more bike lanes. This can encourage cyclists to ride more often and in a
safer environment. In conclusion, a combination of improved public transport, carpooling
initiatives, and better infrastructure can significantly reduce traffic congestion in urban areas.

2. Write a paragraph (about 180 words) about the traffic situation in your
town or city and suggestions to improve it.
Suggested questions:

1. What is the traffic situation like in your town or city?

2. What has your government done to help with traffic problems?

3. Which of the suggestions above would you recommend and why?

4. Do you have any better suggestions?

The traffic situation in my city has become increasingly congested, especially during peak hours. With a
growing population and more people relying on private vehicles, traffic jams are a common sight, leading
to frustration and wasted time. The local government has attempted to address this issue by expanding
public transportation options, such as introducing new bus routes and increasing the frequency of trains.
However, these measures have not been sufficient to alleviate congestion fully. I would recommend
further improvements to the public transportation system, making it more efficient and accessible.
Additionally, promoting carpooling initiatives could significantly reduce the number of vehicles on the
road. Another effective solution would be to create more dedicated bike lanes, encouraging residents to
cycle instead of driving. This would not only help decrease traffic but also promote a healthier lifestyle.
In addition, implementing flexible work hours for employees could help spread traffic more evenly
throughout the day. By combining these strategies, my city can work towards a more efficient and less
stressful traffic environment for everyone.

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