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大学英语作文：

How

To

Alleviate

China’s

Traffic

CongestionAs our economy grows at a fever pitch, and more

and

more

people

are

moving

into

the

major

cities

and

industrial centers, traffic congestion becomes the order of the

day.

Traffic

congestion

not

only

creates

headaches

for

commuters,

but

also

reduces

productivity

by

taking

away

valuable time from work. This sickness that plagues our cities

must be at least put under control, if not cured.

Some

people

advocate

that

more

roads

be

built

to

accommodate

the

increase

in

traffic,

others

think

that

enlarging the capacity of public transit systems: buses, subway,

trains…is the answer.

Building

more

roads

would

mean

a

lot

of

land

will

be

appropriated;not

a

very

good

prospect

for

economic,

agricultural,

and

environmental

reasons.

On

the

other

hand,

forcing

everyone

to

take

public

transit

will

bring

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inconvenience to those whose use of their cars is essential to

their

work.

Putting

more

buses

on

the

road

may

have

the

opposite effect

as

big

buses tend

to

clog

up

narrow

streets.

Building an extensive subway system can be the ideal answer,

but that is very expensive.

Clearly,

we

cannot

go

for

one

single

solution.

A

compromise must

be

struck between

the

different

solutions.

My personal view is that for cities that have plenty of unused

land,

more

roads

should

be

built.

Having

special

lanes

reserved for bicycles and motorcycles should encourage more

people to use bicycles and motorcycles instead of cars. As a

long-term

solution,

extensive

subway,

or

surface

monorail

systems should be built for all the major cities

大学英语作文：

An Unforgettable dayIt was a sunny balmy

afternoon at the end of a leisurely summer. I was driving on a

winding country road with a lady friend. Little did I know that I

was to have a close call that would have almost ruined the rest

of my life.

Earlier

that

day,

a

friend

called

me

to

tell

me

that

our

mutual

friend

Rosy

was

arriving

back

from

Taiwan

after

the

summer holidays. Since there was no airport in the immediate

vicinity of the university, she would need a ride to come back

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on campus.

Being mildly interested in that girl, I jumped at the chance

to play hero. The trip was not particular long or arduous. I was

to pick her up from a friend’s home that was a mere 80

miles from campus;a piece of cake, I said to myself.

Everything

went

well.

The

country

road

was

almost

deserted. Visibility was good and I was not driving very fast.

The conversation was lively but not distracting.

About half an hour into the drive, I rounded a corner and

noticed two small children, aged around 10, waiting to cross

the road after getting off their school bus. My mind was not

particularly

focused

on

them

because

I

thought

they

would

not cross the road when a truck was coming through on their

side.

The

two

kids

looked

to

their

left,

watching

the

truck

intensely. As soon as the truck passed, and without a thought,

they started to dash across the road. I was petrified, to say the

least. My heart almost leaped out of my throat. Time seemed

to have come to a standstill. It was like a nightmare coming

into

reality.

I

felt

I

was

in

the

slow

motion

crash

scene

of

a

movie. I did not even have the time to brake or steer clear.

By providence smiled on me that day. The two kids missed

my

car

by

less

than

an

inch.

Imagine

what

would

have

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