Essays on Traffic Congestion

Fiji has a long history of it transportation sector from railway tracks to roads. The existence of transportation infrastructure dates back to the colonial period of Fiji. The Queens Road is the main arterial for tourists and vehicles. The route is approximately 197 kiliometers from…

At any given moment while on Guadalupe Street you would be able to the many different modes of transportation used by the people of Austin. These modes can range from busses, cars, mopeds, skateboards, rollerblades, bikes, walking, and now the recently added electric scooters. The…

Traffic congestion is an inescapable condition that happens when there are too many vehicles for the size of the road, which results in vehicles traveling at slower speeds. Separation of work and residential areas, movement to obtain or provide goods and services, inadequate transport infrastructure…

Congestion and Commotion According to an article written in the Honolulu Advertiser, the number of cars, trucks, SUVs and motorcycles registered in Hawaii, which averaged about 1.13 million in the year 2006, is creeping closer to equaling the state’s total population of 1.28 million. That…

Introduction Traffic congestion becomes the one of the biggest problem in developing and developed cities face every day all over the world. Billions of dollars are spent nowadays to tackle the problem, but most of solutions do not solve the main problem – growth in…

Introduction With a growing population and increased urbanization Hamilton’s traffic congestion is a current problem as the city becomes further developed. Hamilton has proven time and time again that it is an investment-ready, medium-sized city that is already growing and attracting new people every year…

The world we live in contains many luxuries and incredibly complex advances in technology that make humans life easier. Automobiles are one of the most major technological innovations the world has ever seen. One specific innovation in automobiles is autonomous cars, perhaps one of the…

Throughout the 20th century the world experienced the arrival of new technologies that shattered the way of living of billion humans. In particular the fast development of car industry has redesigned the landscapes and connections between cities. As a result, trade increased drastically in volume…

Introduction: Transport system forms the backbone of a country’s productive, competitive economy. Well planned transport structure enables smooth carry of goods, commodities, promotes trade and reduce operational costs. The U.S transport system in very complex as it is owned by federal, state, local governments along…