Many people who are looking for a way to save money can look no further than where they sit every day. People who live in rural or suburban areas often have the option of public transportation, at least for the daily commute to work. There are many advantages to using public transportation.
First is cost. If you compare the cost of gas, parking and auto maintenance to the cost of a bus or train pass, you'll find that a monthly commuting pass is far more economical. If you live in an urban area and use the bus or train as your primary transportation source, you save even more on car payments, insurance and repairs. Also, many public bus systems have "ozone days" where patrons can ride for free.
Convenience is the next advantage: Most trains and buses run on a set schedule that you can set your commuting time around. No more roaming around looking for parking or sitting in traffic. Some say that buses and trains take longer than driving, but if you consider that driving is "lost time" that you can better spend reading or relaxing while leaving the driving to someone else, you come out way ahead time wise.
First of all, I’d like to talk about advantages of public transportation.
Using public transportation can reduce the number of people who drive their own car.
It can ease traffic jam and improve road condition.
We can also reduce air pollution by using public transportation.
Public transportation can accommodate a lot of people and send them various destinations.
It leads to the reduction of harmful emission gasses such as carbon dioxide.
On the other hand, we have some disadvantages associated with public transportation.
Using an automobile is more accessible than public transportation when we live in countryside.
In most cases, there are few busses, trains and taxes in there.
It’s very inconvenient for local people.
If they have their own cars, they can drive anytime and anywhere.
What's more, it's tough for elderly people to use public transportation.
They have to go up and down the stairs when they use public transportation.
There are many stations which don’t have elevators or escalators in Japan.
In my opinion, I can’t live without public train because I can get to the office in time.
At any rate, public transportation is essential for our daily life.
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