The
volcanic issue of the increasing number of vehicle in the urban area is about
to erupt with severe consequences. Peak
hours in Thimphu is seen with an enormous number of cars jammed and shows a
warning signal as to the number of vehicles equaling the number of people in
years to come. The question of what needs to be done is out of the league when
it comes to town planning because the thought of expanding the road seem an
impossible task.
As
an observer I feel the need to improvise on the public transport service making
it easily accessible at any point so that people can trust to reach their
destination given any location. This however the public feels is not reliable
in times of emergencies.
Import
of petrol and diesel from India has been stated at the largest contributor to
the trade deficit existing in the country and listed as one of the main reason
for the rupee crisis. Measures to overcome rupee crisis included substituting
current vehicles with electric cars and getting rid of government pool
vehicles. The result is just before our eyes.
It’s
time to come up with more effective measures to suit people of any class or
else in between beating around the bush the outcome will be beyond what we can
handle.
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