I am Farzana from Bangladesh. I have not been able to write for a long time due to personal problems. Even if I want to, I get into trouble for some reason or the other. I have become a problem myself. is making my life messy. I am trying to work online. I have been admitted to that MIT park again.

I have to go to the city every day for work. Bogra is a small town. I have to travel about 20 kilometers from home every day. I wake up at 5 am, finish all my work by 6:39 am and leave for the IT center.

The road is empty in the morning. As the day progresses, the traffic increases. When I leave for home after finishing my classes, there is so much traffic jam on the road that it becomes difficult to cross the road. The road is almost blocked by auto rickshaws and CNG with chargers running.

Why do traffic jams occur?

There are many reasons for traffic jams. Some of the reasons are mentioned-

🔷 Excessive vehicle load.
🔷 Accidents or signal light problems.
🔷 Road repair or/construction work.
🔷Improper car parking.
🔷Illegal shops on the sidewalk/road.
🔷Breach of traffic rules.

Apart from these reasons, there are many other reasons for traffic jams. Traffic jams have become a regular problem in all cities of Bangladesh. Bangladesh, a small country, has many problems. Traffic jams are one of them. Due to traffic jams, we have to face various problems.

Problems caused by traffic jams.

✅ Waste of time.
✅ Excessive use of fuel.
✅ Environmental pollution.
✅ Mental stress and stress.
✅ Delay in emergency services (police, ambulance,)
✅ Business loss.
✅ Excessive inconvenience to students and office workers.

We Bengalis are all quite familiar with traffic jams. Many measures have been taken by the government to reduce traffic jams. This problem cannot be solved by government initiatives alone. Private initiatives are also needed.

solutions to the traffic jam problem are given-

🔹 Road expansion and development.
🔹 Increasing the incentive to use public transport.
🔹 Implementing proper traffic laws and rules.
🔹 Maintaining the signal and light system properly.
🔹 Stopping illegal parking.
🔹 Vehicle sharing and schedule control.
🔹 Increasing the use of bicycles and motorcycles.

Finally, it can be said that the government alone cannot do anything. Serious problems like traffic jams can be avoided through public-private partnerships and individual awareness. Let's all build a beautiful Bengal together.