Today some people
have to spend more and more time everyday for travelling between home, workplace
and study.
·
What are
the reasons for this?
·
What
suggestions can you have to overcome this?
Spending time for routine has
been there in the life of people for ages, but, of late, some people are spending
greater time for this. There must be some solid reasons behind it, and I have a
few recommendations to solve this problem. Let me explain.
Though the world is said to be
fast, it is not so for some at least in terms of commuting between home and
work or study. Basically, all are not equally accessing the possibilities of
faster modes of travel like personal vehicles and metro connections. For example,
a college-going student does have to fall back on seedy public transport every day.
Unaffordable oil price, resulting in poor fuel economy, is a culprit.
The rising apathy of urban and
semi-urban transport authorities makes things worse. They fail to envisage the
rush on the roads, and commuters -- from
daily wagers to regular employees to students of all levels – make a
beeline in mass modes of transports, costing time. Urban centric expansion can
be cited as another reason; for it keeps people of distant places travel longer
daily.
Peak hour traffic streamlining
is the first remedy to cut down on travel-time. Besides, it would be worth it if
commuters could concentrate on the idea, start early to reach fast. For example,
on a particular day, offices, schools and businesses get started between nine
and 10 am, and most of the people in these areas wait for the eleventh hour. Starting
a little early is wiser. And, finally, mass employers may arrange conveyance
for their staff. It is a fairer idea.
In short, the reasons for the
rising time people put in for travelling between home and their places of
business may vary greatly in different places. Anyway, the above suggestions would
work everywhere and for all.
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