Daily Passage Test for CLAT - Apr 10 MCQs & solutions Free

Expanding public transportation alone is sufficient to reduce urban congestion. 

Urban congestion can be addressed only through technological solutions. 

A multi-pronged approach combining transport, regulation, urban planning, and technology is needed to tackle urban congestion. 

Telecommuting should replace public transportation to reduce congestion.

Some cities with increased public transport still have heavy congestion because of high private vehicle usage. 

Telecommuting reduces the need for daily commuting. 

Smart traffic management improves traffic flow. 

Urban planners are concerned about underfunded transit systems.

Cities should ban all private vehicles to reduce congestion. 

Structural urban planning and policy reforms are necessary alongside technological solutions. 

Ride-sharing platforms alone are enough to manage traffic congestion. 

Telecommuting will completely eliminate the need for public transport.

Treating a disease with only one medicine may not cure the patient if other factors are causing the illness. 

A single exercise routine is sufficient to maintain overall health. 

Using a smartphone guarantees better productivity at work. 

Installing streetlights alone can prevent all traffic accidents.

Traffic congestion will increase due to reduced use of public transport. 

Traffic congestion will decrease as private vehicle use is discouraged and fewer people commute daily. 

Public transport systems will collapse due to lack of passengers. 

Ride-sharing platforms will become obsolete.