Mẫu bài giải IELTS Writing Task 1 và 2: Transport 

Nhiệm vụ viết IELTS Task 1

Example

The maps illustrate the changes in the layout of the Pacific Railway Station from 1998 to the present.

Overall, the station has been significantly modified to support a larger number of trains and passengers.

In 1998, the station had four platforms, all ending at a dead end to the south. The ticket office was situated in the southeast corner of the platforms, with a shop and café nearby for traveler convenience. Restrooms were located to the west of the platform, not far from these amenities.

Currently, the station includes three additional platforms to the west of the original four. These new platforms are separated from the old ones by two shops and a restaurant. The restaurant is south of the shops. A new supermarket has been added in the southwest corner. The café and the expanded ticket office, which now occupies the space where the shop used to be, are on the opposite side. The café retains its 1998 appearance.

IELTS Writing Task 2

Example

Some argue that offering free bus and rail passes to all who need them is the best solution to traffic congestion. While this might be effective for many, I believe the government should also explore other strategies to address this problem.

On the one hand, there are a number of reasons why allowing individuals to use public transportation without paying a price is advantageous in various respects. Initially, using buses and trains would assist to improve traffic flow. To be specific, more individuals would utilise public transportation instead of driving their cars to get to work or education as long as the government provides free bus and train passes for citizens in their nations. Additionally, avoiding peak hour traffic bottlenecks may be accomplished by taking free public transportation. In this circumstance, it might result in a reduction in commute times.

However for a variety of reasons, I vehemently disagree with this assertion. First of all, governments must spend a considerable sum of money to ensure free public happiness. Since the government’s resources are finite, when they focus their investments on this area, other crucial variables would be disregarded and undervalued. Nevertheless, there are solutions to resolve this dispute, notwithstanding what was just said. A suggestion is that the government might first provide incentives for remote jobs. People need not to physically be present at offices if they could work from home, which would end the daily drive. For instance, large corporations all across the world are experiencing this phenomenon, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Vocab

• Traffic flow (n): luồng giao thông
• Traffic bottleneck (n): điểm nghẽn giao thông
• Incentive (n): sự khuyến khích