persuasive-free tram travel

 work, school, important life, traffic

financial needs, pollution

gives job opportunities

30MIN

Free tram travel, to many, is a luxury. The fact that we even have to pay just to get from one place to another in this society is ridiculous. Not only is commuting for work/school more efficient, but everyone's financial needs are supported. The workers themselves benefit from more jobs. Even wildlife can thank free tram travel for not coughing up masses of gas into our ecosystem. What can we say-free tram travel is not only life-saving, but it can also make our lives easier!

Chances are most tram passengers will be students or people going to work. Yes, these services benefit those the most. But consider the needs of each and every one of them. Imagine not having a parent to drive you around. Imagine struggling so financially you can't afford a car to get you to work. Maybe you're even disabled. It is despicable to make people pay for services that should be free simply because they were burdened by problems they didn't cause themselves. Would it cost you that must to spare a bit of pity on such helpless fellow humans?

Less vehicles and bicycles on the roads also means less streets jam-packed with cars. If we can afford trams, it is imperative that we utilise them. This is because there is significantly less traffic-meaning people can get where they need to be faster, whether it be on the tram or in another vehicle. No one should have to wake up ridiculously early to avoid heavy traffic when there could be free tram services saving everyone's time. Believe it or not nature benefits, too. The amount of exhaust that comes from a car seems minuscule-however the accumulated amount coming from hundreds of cars every day has detrimental effects on our ozone layer and global warming. We cannot further burden ourselves or our environment by packing cars onto our streets. If free tram services can prevent all this, then it's no question that we need them.

Even tram drivers and companies benefit from free services, believe it or not. Transporting people for free means demands for trams will be higher, and voila-more job opportunities for those in need. From production in factories to delivering parts, the entire economy is rewarded. People can feed their families. Pay hospital bills. Provide driving experience for the young generation. It can even become a form of persecution, a free way for criminals to be punished and still contribute to the community. So not only are free trams giving back to the public, but those who offer those services receive something back. 

Now that you've seen how beneficial and essential free tram travel is, you can clearly see that it's more of a right than a preference. Everyone benefits-students, adults, the public, the economy and the environment. Making people pay for something that could easily be free does not say good things about the benevolent, advanced society we are meant to be living in. Do you want innocent people to bear the burden? Do you want to ruin our future before it's even started?