As vehicle numbers grow, cities around the world face serious road traffic congestion problems. On some major roads can be so bad that speeds are 10 km/h or lower, slower than a bicycle. The costs include lost work and leisure time, increased fuel consumption, air pollution, health problems, stress, and discomfort. Furthermore, congestion slows the movement of goods and services, adding to the price of products and reducing the competitiveness of business. This essay will …showed first 75 words of 645 total…

…showed last 75 words of 645 total…individuals who treat the cars as a form of necessity. Nevertheless, it has aided the government in controlling road traffic in Singapore, Singapore has a land transport policy, which aims to construct a network of roads, and expressway, augmented by traffic management measures and to develop an efficient public transport system. The above- mentioned transport-related policies go a long way in controlling road traffic in Singapore and in fulfilling the aims of the transport policy.