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Should a person drive a car or use public transport to get around a city?
DRIVING A CAR:
Convenience: Driving allows you to create your schedule without being bound by fixed public transport timetables. You can choose the most efficient or preferred routes based on traffic or personal preferences, optimizing your travel time.
Privacy: A car provides a secluded environment where personal conversations can take place without the presence of strangers. Additionally, it allows individuals to store personal belongings securely without concern for space limitations or sharing.
Comfort: Cars often offer a more comfortable travel experience due to adjustable seats, climate control, and minimized crowding compared to public transport. This can lead to a more relaxed and pleasant journey, especially on longer trips.
Accessibility: Cars can reach remote or less accessible areas where public transport might not have frequent or convenient routes. This accessibility is particularly valuable for individuals living in areas with limited or no public transit options.
Carrying Cargo: The convenience of a car extends to transporting groceries, large items, or equipment without the limitations of space or weight often faced on public transport. This is especially beneficial for shopping trips or transporting bulky items.
Family Travel: For families with children or elderly members, driving offers a more convenient and controlled environment. Parents can ensure child safety with appropriate car seats and strollers, and elderly family members might find it easier to access a personal vehicle.
Control: When driving, individuals have complete control over their journey, including the pace, stops, and deviations from the planned route. This control can accommodate unexpected situations or urgent needs during travel.
Safety: Some individuals feel safer in their own car compared to public transport, especially during late hours or in areas perceived as less secure. Personal vehicles can provide a sense of security and familiarity.
Weather Conditions: Cars shield passengers from extreme weather conditions like rain, snow, or heat, ensuring a more comfortable and safer travel experience, especially during harsh weather.
Work Flexibility: Certain jobs that demand travel during odd hours or to specific locations benefit from the flexibility of a personal vehicle. It allows individuals to reach their destinations promptly and efficiently, catering to job requirements.
USING PUBLIC TRANSPORT:
Cost: Public transport is often more cost-effective than owning and maintaining a personal vehicle when considering expenses such as fuel, maintenance, insurance, and parking fees. This can significantly reduce overall transportation expenditures for individuals and families.
Environmental Impact: Opting for public transport contributes to reducing carbon emissions by promoting shared transportation, thereby mitigating air pollution and lessening the environmental impact associated with individual vehicle usage, ultimately supporting a greener ecosystem.
Traffic Congestion: Public transport systems, by consolidating passengers into fewer vehicles, can alleviate traffic congestion on roads, resulting in smoother traffic flow and potentially reducing overall travel times during peak hours.
Stress-Free Travel: Using public transport eliminates the stress associated with driving, parking challenges, and road-related stress factors like traffic jams or aggressive drivers, allowing commuters to relax or focus on other activities during the journey.
Health Benefits: Commuting via public transport often involves walking to and from transit stops or stations, contributing to individuals' daily physical activity levels, promoting a healthier lifestyle by incorporating exercise into daily routines.
Community Interaction: Public transport facilitates social interactions among commuters, fostering a sense of community by allowing people to interact, share experiences, and engage in conversations during their journeys.
Reduced Road Accidents: With fewer individual cars on the road due to increased public transport usage, there's a potential decrease in road accidents, enhancing overall road safety for commuters and pedestrians.
Infrastructure Development: Encouraging public transport use prompts cities to invest in and improve transit infrastructure, benefiting the entire community by enhancing accessibility, efficiency, and reliability of transportation systems.
Promotes Multitasking: Commuters on public transport can utilize travel time for various activities such as reading, working, or relaxing, thereby increasing productivity or allowing for a moment of leisure in their day.
Less Reliance on Cars: Increased public transport usage reduces dependency on personal vehicles, leading to a more sustainable city with decreased traffic congestion, improved air quality, and a shift towards more environmentally friendly transportation options.

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Best wishes from your student Muhammad Ibrahim from Kohat! Stay blessed

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Thank you, Ibrahim. Thank you for your kind words.

[@iammubashir_glt]

Convenience, Privacy, Comfort, Time Efficiency

[@IELTSSagacity]

Spot on! Absolutely correct !

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Very informative

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Glad it was helpful

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Very informative 🎉

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Thank you, Qamar!

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Speaking and Writing main you can try

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Hello sir ! How may i contact you for preparation?

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[@aligondal1935]

Sir I have a question.. I have given my ELLT exam and done with my speaking interview on 22nd dec and I was waiting for my result but instead of this since yesterday my ELLT portal is showing me to take writing and speaking test although I have given that. Before that portal was showing ticks on all the modules that I’ve completed but since yesterday it is showing to take a test for writing and speaking is locked other two modules are done with tick…. I want to know is this a glitch or system flaw? Because due to Christmas holidays result delayed

[@IELTSSagacity]

Sometimes, writing task upload nahin hota properly. Ya upload honay k bad error show krta hai. You need to take a screenshot and email them. Sometimes, they ask you to take the writing again. However, if you have already taken your speaking exam, they will rectify the issue and share your results.

[@aligondal1935]

@@IELTSSagacityI have mailed them today but haven’t got any response yet and told them that on which which date I have taken my test. But I haven’t attached screenshot of portal. So I have to wait either or mail them again with screenshot of portal showing undone with writing and speaking. And please share me how can I prove them that I have taken writing and speaking earlier?

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Un k paas record hoga. You have emails of speaking appointment. You can share that as an evidence. Right now, you should wait for their reply. Till 3 pm (Pakistani time) kal tk. If you don't receive any replies, then send them a reminder along with the evidence

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@@IELTSSagacityok sir thanks alot ❤

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you're welcome