Cars are a common sight on roads to

Cars are a common sight on roads today, but that wasn’t always true. Back in the days before the car was invented, the only personal means of transport were the horse and the bicycle.





The first cars got their power from steam and gas, and had a maximum speed of around nine miles an hour.





In Britain, there was a law stopping cars from going over 2 miles an hour in towns.





At the end of the nineteenth century, cars started to use petrol and became much faster than they had been.




Very few people at that time said that cars would chenge the world in the future.



That is exactly what has happened, though, and since then we have built close to 18 million miles of roads on the Earth.





Perhaps the biggest sign of the success of the car is the fact that there are over 800 million of them in the world.



However, having more cars on the road means more pollution, and that’s a major worry for many people.

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在今天的道路上，汽车是一种常见的景象，但这并不总是真实的。早在几天之前，汽车的发明，唯一的运输个人是马和自行车。





第一车，它们的动力来自蒸汽和气体，并有一个每小时大约九英里的最高速度。





在英国，有一个法律阻止汽车超过2英里每小时在城镇





。在第十九世纪的结束，汽车开始使用汽油和变得比他们快得多。




当时很少有人说，汽车将改变世界的未来。



那就是所发生的事情，虽然，自那时以来，我们已经建立了接近18000000英里地球上的道路。





或许，汽车的成功最大的标志是，有超过800000000的人在世界上，然而，有更多的汽车在道路上意味着更多的污染，这是一个主要的担心许多人。