Bandung Should not Build New Road

There are many things that confused people in Bandung. One of those problems is bad quality of road problem. Yeah Bandung is a big city which contains million people, and to satisfying the needs of good service, the governments have a plan to build a new road. I think there are other ways to improve in that case. At least, there are two things why Bandung should not build new road.
Firstly, there are already many roads in Bandung. As we can see, Bandung has a lot of road, but none of it is efficient. Road in Bandung is an old Netherlands made and has it function based on Netherlands government. If we prepare to build a new road, what about our children? Will they have a house? I think not. What we can do today is to improve the efficiency of this old road.
Secondly, we have limited money. Bandung maybe have a lot of money, but should we use that money only to make another road? I think that unnecessary. There are a lot of problem in this city and we must use the government should use that money wisely for improve this city.
In conclusion, Bandung doesn’t need to build new road because we can use that money to solve other problem in this city, and we can improve the efficiency of existing road in Bandung. We must hink wisely before do something. Maybe we can do something more important than build another road


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