Adopting austerity measures

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Car is need for some while luxury for others. Some are amateur in cars while others keep it as a liability. It acts as a convenience for some but for others, it may become a flex as well. The origin of cars is traced back to the 18th and 19th centuries by German and French engineers. Since then, it has evolved into many forms and brands. Some of them possess speed features while some are renowned for luxury. Electric vehicles are the most recent version of them with hundreds of thousands of cars running on roads each second.

I possess a great love for cars. Usually, all boys do and my love for them is a bit genetical as well. From my grandfather to my father and then to me the love for cars is inherited. I saw them possessing cars of different types. They used to spend a lot of them. It was a need and an amateur simultaneously. Even if you have seen my 2025 resolutions post, you will see a car as one of my targets for this year.

But can we afford so many cars,? Can we afford every car lover to be the rider of the car?

Many of my mates wouldn’t have forgotten about the silhouette of smog that loomed over them because its shadow persists. The AQI of many metro cities rose much above the safest line putting life of millions of citizens in peril. Smog has been associated with many respiratory and cardiac diseases. And one of the leading causes of smog is vehicular emission. The toxic pollutants excreted by cars pollute the environment.

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The idea of rightsizing the number of cars through one far one family formula looks quite interesting. If we can properly define family this formula will bring in many virtues and fortunes.

1. First of all, a reduction in vehicles will control carbon emissions. The pollutants that are eroding the environment can be controlled and minimized. Many climate change symptoms can be palliated like urban island heat, smoke, and smog issues.

2. Minimising the vehicles will surely result in low fuel use which will lessen spending on imports of fuel as well and will save a lot of reserves. Every country spends a greater proportion of its reserves to buy oil.

3. Noise pollution is one of the major causes of mental disorders. One car per family will cut thousands of cars on roads and the horn peeps will also be reduced.

4. With the rising number of cars, the proportion of accidents is also increasing. Everyone starts driving without getting handy on steering and resultingly becomes the cause of his or others' loss.

5. To accommodate the rising proportions of automobiles, the government has to spend a lot on road infrastructure. The metro cities have become a mesh of roads destroying natural beauty and dilapidating historical aspects of some cities. With fewer cars on roads, the need to build new roads to accommodate humungous traffic will be reduced.

I have earlier stated that I am fond of cars. Despite having a car in-house, I want to manage one for myself. Today the cure for this ailment lies in adopting environment-friendly strategies. Shifting to Electric vehicles would be the most shrewd decision. Electric vehicles can give many advantages over conventional cars. They evade from expense of fuel. They are noise-free. They don’t excrete pollutants as well. The introduction of electric cars at affordable prices will prove more effective than adopting a car pee family strategy.

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