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In today's bustling world, traffic congestion has remained a debateable topic in recent years. Some people opined that government should allocate budget to build public transportations such as train and subway lines. However, there are some individuals argued that the better way to reduce congestion is building more & wider roads. This essay will discuss both view before explaining why I believe that balancing both two ways can be better.

On the one hand, there are some reasons why I agree that building public services plays a vital role in traffic improvement. Many vehicles commuting at the same time will lead to traffic jam during rush hours so using public transportation may improve individuals' quality of commuting. In addition, if citizens use public transport systems insteadly, purchasing vehicles will reduce remarkably. From this, people can allocate their budget for other purposes and government can use money, which inhabitants spent for, to improve infrastructure. Moreover, it is undeniable that public and alternative transportation such as subway lines or electric trains can migrate exhausted gas, avoiding environmental pollution.＋

On the other hand, there are more convincing reasons why I think that authorities should also construct more and wider roads. It is unavoidable that inhabitants can choose other routes instead of waiting for a long time because of traffic congestions, which can avoid negatively affect their personal works. Moreover, broader roads also lead to an increasing number of people want to buy personal vehicles so that they can transport more actively instead of waiting for public services' schedules. For instance, in Chinese, governments allocated budget to broader infrastructure and constructed more bridges, resulting a more efficient transportation for individuals.

In conclusion, for the reasons above, I believe that authorities should introduced a balanced approach instead of banning completely one aspects because each way has there own benefits and also plays a crutial role in traffic improvement.