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Traffic jam is a problem in all towns and cities in Bangladesh. Mainly, traffic jam is a problem in Dhaka city. It occurs where a mass of vehicles crowd so close together that movement becomes impossible for some time. Traffic jam hampers our daily life to kill time. Large numbers of rickshaws, random parking of cars, and small shops on the sidewalks are the main causes of traffic jams. It is more common where the streets are narrow and have many bends. The weak traffic control system is also largely responsible for it.
Traffic jam is very vexatious and time-killing. In the city, the communication system is not done in a planned way. Parking facilities are not available. Nowadays in the city footpaths are occupied by hawkers. They sell their things. Even they use the main roads where vehicles go. People have to walk on the pavement. Footpaths must be cleared to prevent traffic jams. Most of the drivers are not well trained. They do not know how to drive well.
To avoid traffic jams, trained drivers are necessary. For this, driving monitoring teams should be formed. Many motor vehicles are disordered. They create jam more. The disordered vehicles must be banned so that they cannot play in the city.
Traffic jam is harmful to our daily life. The problem of traffic jams should be solved as soon as possible to avoid the suffering of the people. Traffic jams may be lessened if the government takes the mentioned steps.
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