IELTS writing 3 In early 20th century, before the First World War, the Model T was produced by Ford and the assembly-line production made cars affordable for the middle class. After 100 years, this commodity has spread worldwide and is causing several problems for citizens by emitting greenhouse gasses and by losing its comfort because roads are full of them and heavy taxes are imposed on them. On one hand, there are several cities in which the city centre is almost unreachable because of heavy traffic and frequent accidents, thus people who are commuting day by day to their workplace must rely on public transport or must start their day with a one-hour-long stressful driving. Furthermore, when cars are stuck in traffic and they emit greenhouse gasses that are neither harmless for the environment nor for the citizens living in downtown. On the other hand, the government could tackle the problem of traffic jams; building new roads and developing a reliable public transport system could ease some overused highways and roads. Furthermore, the number of accidents could be decreased by a stricter licence control and with well-adjusted traffic lights to daily commuting. In conclusion, I can not deny that the number of cars are increasing rapidly around the whole world and in some countries traffic can be horror not just for drivers but also for pedestrians and for means of public transport. As far as I am concerned, the government should introduce tolls on roads or establish and affordable and punctual public transport system.