After getting my driving permit, I bought a car in no time. I thought driving was more convenient and I didn't need to pay fares.

　　Yesterday I was in a good mood to get around on it to explore our town. In the street, there were so many transport tools, including tricycles, cars, taxis, buses, air­conditioned buses, trolleybuses, which were connected to electric wires. Soon I was stuck in the traffic congestion. I couldn't keep cool, so I blew the horn over and over again, but the drivers didn't react to me. Later, I found that the road was under construction and the roadworks would be completed in two weeks. I noticed an impressive young man pedaling skillfully and passing many cars. I finally realised cars did not provide us with convenience. It took me almost two hours to reach my destination, because I wasn't familiar with the routes. Besides, the speed in some crowded areas is limited to 30 kilometers per hour.

　　At night, when I switched off the TV, I couldn't help thinking of the traffic jam. I think we should find a solution to it.

　　拿到了驾驶许可证以后，我立刻买了一辆汽车。我想开车更方便而且不用付车费。

　　昨天，我心情很好，想四处走走，探索一下我们这个城镇。街上有许多交通工具，包括三轮脚踏车、汽车、出租车、公共汽车、空调公共汽车以及与电线相连的电车。不久，我就被困在交通阻塞中了。我冷静不下来，于是不断地摁喇叭，但司机们都不理睬。后来，我才发现这条路正在建设中，而且道路施工两个星期才能完工。我注意到一个让人印象深刻的年轻人，熟练地蹬着脚踏车，超过了很多辆汽车。我终于意识到，汽车并不能为我们提供方便。我用了将近两个小时才到达目的地，因为我不熟悉路线，而且有些拥挤的地方速度被限制在每小时30千米以内。

　　晚上，关上电视后，我禁不住想起了交通阻塞。我想我们应该想出一个解决方法。