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Many people leave their homes in the countryside to live in large cities. What factors make people want to move to the city? How realistic is it to control the numbers of people moving to the city? It has been a while since we have been observing a flow which where people especially youngsters decide to move out from rural areas and move in to metropolises. There are some viable valid reasons for this phenomena phenomenon and with a few actions it could be practical to sway this flow. First of all, it is unrealistic to expect people stay in their countryside when they can pursue a better/more fulfilling life life in urban areas. Those who migrate to large cities are in search of a well-paid career with a better/more promising prospect. They are all aware of the fact that huge companies tend to congregate in great cities to have an access to well-trained workforce and that is why lots of job opportunities can be found in metropolises/megalopolis/megacities. Moreover, youngsters also know that they are able to apply for better high-ranking educational institutions which gives them a better and a higher chance of finding their prospective career. However, the government can change this situation or at least reduce the speed of this flow. As can be seen, experts are suggesting solutions every day. For instance, with the help of universities and great institutions, there, in rural areas, better educational centers could be created. Huge companies could move some of their branches into the countryside to provide people with the number/amount of job vacancies needed to stay in their homeland. In addition, thegovernment can also offer subsidies to those who decide/tend to stay and not to leave for large cities. To sum it up, we can cite the reasons why people move to cities like better chances of finding a job with a better prospect of living but it is not impossible to restrain this trend by improve/making the situation better in rural areas.

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The high road toll is robbing our society of many people who can otherwise be leading successful and productive lives. How can society protect itself from these losses? Such a staggering number of people who die in road accidents propels officials to search for pragmatic solutions for making roads safer. Not only will society be deprived of many valuable and productive individuals, but also the negative effects of these losses will linger in society as a result of their detrimental effects on victims' families, hence the importance of flattening out the curve of road victims. To reach this goal, many steps could be taken by the state which will be discussed in bellowbelow. First and foremost, improving road conditions is of paramount significance for preventing car accidents. Roads should be equipped by with adequate signs and lights to guide drivers to the right path. Reshaping and repairing roads should be performed regularly to ensure road safety. Moreover, roads and streets should have sufficient well-marked pedestrian crossings to provide pedestrians with a safe walk. Secondly, car manufactures should make passenger's passengers’ safety a high priority. That the invention of car safety facilities such as babies' baby car seats, seat belts and airbags has decreased road causalities is an undeniable fact. That is to say, car designers should try to utilize/exploit their knowledge and experience to identify vehicle's vehicles’ deficiencies which are potentially dangerous and remedy the situation. Finally, many an accident takes place as a result of drivers' faults. It is incumbent upon the government to reinforce laws and impose harsher fines in order to put a grind halt to driving recklessly. Diverse legislation can be introduced ranging from revoking lawbreakers' driving license to incarcerating them. In addition, installing more closed circuit video cameras (CCTVs), the police will keep roads under surveillance and patrol them remotely, thereby ensuring their security. In conclusion, hardly a day goes by without hearing about car accidents on roads. The whole society and its members bear the brunt of these accidents. Many preventative measures could be adopted to alleviate this situation and reduce roads toll.