Joe Hornsby
62 greenwood drive,
Newport,
Isle of Wight
Ms Rose Green
46 main street
Newport,
Isle of Wight
Dear Ms Green,
Recently nutrition and diet experts have been making very clear that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, yet so many children miss it because they have to leave earlier than necessary to arrive at school on time. This is an obvious problem but few people take the time out of their day to think about ways of resolving this predicament. Have you ever wondered what you could be doing with your time instead of sitting in a state of excessive overcrowding on your way to work or to drop your children off at school? Congestion has greatly increased over time, and traffic has become congested not only during morning and evening rush hours on commutes into and then out of towns, but also during rush hours in the opposite direction as well. That is, traffic is heavy and progress is slow also going out of towns into suburbs during the morning rush hours and back into a town during evenings. This problem is caused by the ridiculous number of cars , delivery and company vans school buses , public buses and sanitation vehicles all travelling in , out and around towns all at t roughly the same times all over the country. For example at Medina High School alone there are around 100 student not including teachers and visitors, who need to get to and from school everyday during the peak traffic times. On morning where heavy rain persists I know from experience that students will try to avoid walking to school in the rain, this usually means that they travel to school in cars with their parents or guardians, if the majority of the pupils in Medina High School try the same methods that is near 100 cars trying to get in and out of the school all at the same time, with the school being on a key road for people to get in and out of Newport the problems is made worse!...