High School Parking Problem

If one studies at the University of Puerto Rico in Mayagüez, it is a Wednesday noontide and one’s class starts at 1:30p.m., what is the first worry that one can have? Possibly, a hefty concern is parking. On an average, if a Colegio student that lives half an hour away or so (counting on the stupid traffic the town always seems to have) or cannot bring his or herself to walk or ride a bike to the university, he or she has a problem at hand. Parking access is an ordeal and the trolley never seems to be operating. In order for parking and traffic to not be as dreadful, these should be farther administrated and the system needs a fresh vision of seeing transportation and the situation at hand.
The particular predicament of parking and traffic at UPRM is not authentic, as every other university with a vast number of students who commute has, yet it is of uttermost importance. The …show more content…
The parking problem is affecting the quality of life of students and faculty members, since the alternatives given to substitute cars as the utmost viable medium have failed. If the trolley were to have further stops farther away from the university, had a 24-hour working schedule, and the trolley system had furthermore than a few trolleys gyrating the area people would recognize the trolley as a higher feasible way to get to class. One comprehends that the trolley does not have means to transport every single student who commutes and that the distance range cannot reach all the way out of the city, therefore the parking would still be of utilization, though the priority of parking will be passed to students who have a higher urgency for a car to travel, hence making the parking access further understandably usable. The parking matter resolves itself if given priority to those who live faraway, and workable options to students who live in an understandable near distance to the university are