CARS
1. What is the most conveninent form of transport for you?
In my opinion, the most convenient forms of transport is the motorbike. Firstly,
motorbikes can move anywhere. Secondly motorbikes are easy to find at all
stores and have a wide variety to choose.
2. What is the most popular means of transportation in your country?
Almost everyone travels by motorbike in my country. The reason why a
motorbike is so popular I think is due to their reasonable price and convenience.
They are also extremely variable in terms of size, colour and quality, thus a wide
variety of choices is available for everyone.
3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of public transport?
- Advantages of Public Transport
1. Efficient transportation method
2. Less greenhouse gas emissions 3. Less air pollution 4. Less smog
5. Cheaper compared to using your car
6. You may be able to work while using public transport
7. Possibility to avoid traffic jams
8. Reduction of public health problems
9. Opportunity to meet new people
10. No maintenance required from your side
11. Good alternative for people who can’t drive
12. Suitable alternative if you cannot afford a car
13. Reduction of negative externalities from cars 14. Perfect for tourists
15. Good alternative for the older generation
Disadvantages of Public Transportation
1. Some public transport systems are quite bad 2. Long waiting times 3. Unreliable in many regions
4. Delays may imply problems at work
5. Less flexibility regarding detours
6. Transportation of heavy goods may be a problem
7. Higher chance for infections with diseases 8. Pretty crowded at rush hour
9. Less convenient compared to cars
10. Not suitable for remote areas
11. Maybe not safe in some regions
12. You may have navigation problems
13. Expansion of public transport may hurt other industries
14. You may get stuck late at night
4. What are the advantages and disadvantages of cars? Advantages 1. Ease of transportation
2. Families can go out together
3. Fast commute from one place to another
4. Advantage to old and sick people 5. Good for long drives.
6. personal vehicle which you can use whenever you want 7. Good for Rainy days. Disadvantages of cars
1. Owning a car is expensive and requires additional costs to maintain and repair it.
2. Cars have increased the level of air and noise pollution in cities, causing
more humans to suffer from respiratory, heart diseases, or cancers.
3. City travellers have to spend longer hours on traffic jams
4. Takes too much space causing traffic jams.
5. Parking is costly and is quite difficult to find a good spot. 6. Regular Maintanence.
7. Fear of getting your car scratched or dented by another irresponsible person.
5. Do you prefer public or private transportation? Why?
I think I’d prefer public transport. It’s much more inexpensive, and it helps ease
the intensity of traffic jams during peak hours and reduce the greenhouse gas emissions caused by vehicles
6. How could public transportation in your city be improved?  Improve bus frequency  Improve bus ticketing systems 
Increase passenger comfort and safety 
Reduce bus emissions and greenhouse gases
7. What do you think about traffic congestion in Viet Nam?
I think that's bad, very bad, and a shame for Vietnam. I want harsher rules
and infrastructure improved quickly. Most importantly, I think the government
should spend more money to build a proper transport system. And
campaigns and propaganda about traffic also need to be spread so that
people are more aware and change their behaviour.
What are the main causes of congestion?
1. Stuck cars on the roadway due to a lack of mass transit options.
2. Road obstacles such as construction work, lane closure, an accident or double
parking that hinder the traffic flow and cause the blockage.
3. Broken traffic signals due to malfunctioning computers
8. What should we do to solve the problem of traffic congestion? 
Optimise traffic-light management 
Use CCTV to monitor road conditions 
Enforce existing road traffic laws  Improve perceptions of buses 
Extend residents’ parking zones  Charge for workplace parking  Improve cycling infrastructure  Improve bus services 
Develop and refine park-and-ride  Use Inbound Flow Control 
Rationalise distribution and deliveries  Existing rail network  Light rail 
Strategic Road Network resilience  Road pricing
9.How is the traffic in your country? Is it good or bad?
I live in Vietnam, and there are a lot of traffic problems in big cities in my country.
Firstly, there are too many people using the roads, especially in the rush hour
when people run out to work and school or get home from those places.
Secondly, there are too many vehicles on the road which leads to traffic jams.
Another problem is that many roads are narrow and bumpy.
Thirtly, there are traffic accidents every day so a lot of people lose their lives or are injured.
So in order to travel on the roads safely, I think we should obey the traffic rules
and traffic signs as well. Moreover, carefulness is very necessary.
10, How do traffic problems affect you? What do you do to deal with traffic problems ?
Traffic problems affect me rather very negatively as I have to get ready to go to
work or anywhere else well in advance, thus wasting a lot of extra time on the
road. Then, of course, spending too much time on the road makes me feel way
more tired than I am supposed to be. I’ll improve perceptions of traffic, and
enforce existing road traffic laws, which are things I do to deal with traffic problems.
11. What could be done to decrease the number of traffic accidents?
To decrease the number of accidents. One is developing the right attitude
about driving. Two is always wearing your safety belt or helmet. Three is
keeping it slow and safe, for starters. Four is cell phones are for emergency
use only on the road. That are some ways to do it.
12. What is your favorite make of car? Why?
I would choose Dodge Charger because it is simply the most wonderful car alive.
You look fine driving it yourself, it's really cool to drive, and it feels even better when you're out of gear.
13.Is it fair to limit the use of cars?
Why not? And ultimately, it is high time to curtail or limit human movement
activities that are unnecessary as they will help to reduce pollution.