I think this is a good idea because it helps the environment and saves money in the long run.

First, charging extra fees for polluting cars will reduce air pollution. Many cities, like London, have done this and seen cleaner air because people switch to greener cars or use public transport instead. Fewer dirty cars mean less smog and healthier people.

Second, although some drivers may complain about the cost now, it’s actually cheaper than fixing pollution later. Treating lung diseases caused by bad air costs hospitals millions every year. By discouraging polluting cars early, the city can avoid higher medical expenses in the future.

So, this policy is practical—it protects the environment and reduces future costs.