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Guided Essay Traffic Congestion

City centre traffic congestion negatively impacts the environment and public health. Solutions include improving public transport, implementing car bans in city centres, and enhancing pedestrian and cycling infrastructure. A comprehensive approach involving multiple strategies is essential to effectively address traffic issues.

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Guided Essay Traffic Congestion

City centre traffic congestion negatively impacts the environment and public health. Solutions include improving public transport, implementing car bans in city centres, and enhancing pedestrian and cycling infrastructure. A comprehensive approach involving multiple strategies is essential to effectively address traffic issues.

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In recent years, the city centre roads have become very congested, which is unhealthy.

Your teacher has


asked you to write an essay about what can be done to solve the problem.

In your essay, you should write about:


1. how public transport can be improved to reduce traffic congestion
2. if city centres should be made car-free by introducing bans
3. what can be done to solve the traffic problems
Level: C1

City centre traffic congestion has been a persistent issue in many urban areas, with numerous negative
impacts on the environment and public health. To solve this problem, there are several measures that
can be taken.

Improving public transport is one way to reduce traffic congestion. This can involve upgrading existing
infrastructure, increasing the frequency and reliability of services, and incorporating new technologies
like smart ticketing systems to enhance the overall user experience.

Second, city centres should be made car-free by introducing bans. By limiting or banning the use of cars,
this encourages people to use alternative modes of transportation, such as public transport, cycling or
walking, thereby reducing the number of vehicles on the road.

Finally, other measures such as improving pedestrian and cycle paths and promoting car-pooling can also
be implemented to solve the traffic problems. It is important that cities work together to develop a
comprehensive solution to traffic congestion, as it affects the environment and public health.

(160 words)

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