At my school, many parents drive their children to school and pick them up every day. This creates serious traffic jams in front of the gate, especially in the morning and afternoon. The noise from car horns and the exhaust fumes from vehicles also cause air pollution, which affects students’ health and the surrounding environment. To solve this problem, our school can encourage students who live nearby to walk or ride bicycles to school. This helps reduce the number of cars and motorbikes around the gate. The school can also work with local authorities to set up “no parking” zones and have volunteers or security guards guide traffic during rush hours. In addition, parents can take turns organizing carpool groups, where one car takes several students at once instead of each family using a separate vehicle. These solutions will help reduce congestion, noise, and air pollution, making the school environment safer and more pleasant for everyone.

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