New School Bus and Parking Rules in Two Cities
兩個城市的校車與停車新規定
Introduction
Cities in India have new rules for school cars and buses. These rules make roads safer and stop traffic jams.
印度的城市目前對校車與接送車輛有了新規定。這些規定旨在提高道路安全並防止交通擁堵。
Main Body
In Chandigarh, schools must pick up and drop off students inside the school. They must have enough parking spaces. If schools do not have parking, the government may break their illegal buildings.
在錢德加爾，學校必須在校園內接送學生。他們必須擁有足夠的停車空間。如果學校沒有停車場，政府可能會拆除其違章建築。
Some schools do not like these rules. They say their gates are too small. They think it is not safe to have many cars inside the school.
有些學校不喜歡這些規定。他們表示校門太小，認為校園內有大量車輛並不安全。
In Prayagraj, the government checked school buses. They stopped 15 buses because they were old or too full. Four drivers lost their licenses because they did not follow safety rules.
在普雷亞格拉傑，政府檢查了校車。他們攔截了 15 輛校車，因為這些車輛過於老舊或過於擁擠。四名司機因未遵守安全規定而被吊銷駕照。
Conclusion
Chandigarh wants better parking and less traffic. Prayagraj wants safer buses and better drivers.
錢德加爾希望改善停車並減少交通擁堵；普雷亞格拉傑則希望校車更安全且司機更專業。
Vocabulary Learning
🚦 The 'Must' Rule
In this story, we see a very strong word: MUST.
When you see must, it means there is no choice. It is a rule.
Examples from the text:
- Schools must pick up students inside. (It is the law)
- They must have parking. (They have to do it)
How to use it for A2 level:
Subject + must + action
- I must study.
- You must stop.
🚌 Opposites (Antonyms)
Let's look at words that fight each other in the text:
Safe Illegal/Unsafe Enough Too small/Too full
Note: When we say "too full," it means there is more than what is okay. This is a key way to describe problems in English.