In Modern Life cars play an important role in daily activities.

It's one of the inventions that make

human's life much easier, meanwhile it has it's own drawbacks as well such as pollution, traffic and
noise. Some people believe that although cars are useful, they should be banned in city center while
other group of individuals are totally against it.

According first point of view, cars make the environment polluted and noisy and conclude that it
should be banned in city center which is too crowded. They believe people have to waste their
valuable time in heavy traffic jams. Moreover, they believe by reducing the number of cars in the
streets government can save a huge amount of petrol.

There is another view which is against the previous one. People of this group believe that
government shouldn't banned cars in city center because a large group of people live and work in
this area not in country side. In their point of view there are solutions for solving the former
problems. For instance, by building multi-story parking spaces we can reduce the traffic problem
because many cars are waiting and rounding to find a parking space which makes traffic jam or by
using clean fuels for cars the pollution problem can be solved. In the worst situation, for reducing
the number of cars government can divided cars into 2 groups by their number plates for entering
the city center area .

To sum up, in my opinion it's not essential to ban cars. Government can train people about using
cars. It will be beneficial specially if they train children who are our next generation. The can spread
using bicycles instead of cars in some hectic areas.

On the one hand, people think that cars should be driven in city centers as there are advantages. It's
very comfortable, besides without cars in city centers it would be a disaster. People believe it since
there are disabled people who can't walk or catch a bus. However, there are some reasons why cars
should not be banned. Firstly, it would make it very difficult for many people to travel to work. Most
people would have to use public transport (trains and buses) which may become overcrowded and
unable to cope with the additional commuters. Secondly, many people prefer cars because of the
freedom it gives them, so banning cars would not be popular, and hence very difficult to implement*
since few politicians would support the idea. Finally, cars are sometimes necessary to travel to parts
of a city where public transport does not go. Cars are a more flexible transport, especially for the
elderly or sick (or lazy).

In my opinion, cars should be restricted from town centres but only during peak hours. It would be
impractical and impossible to ban cars completely because they are such an essential part of modern
city living, however the problems of pollution and traffic congestion must be reduced. This solution
is not perfect but the best we can do, and infact is done already in some major cities like Melborn in
Australia.