Traffic jam comment

1. What is the main message of Group 3's podcast topic?
They introduce different kinds of transportations in Taiwan, including MRT, KRT and Taiwan Railway and so on.

2. Did their show provide solutions to the problem? What are they?
They encourage people to make the most of the public transportation.

3. Comment on the group's podcast.
3.1 What can you say about the quality of recording?
Not bad!
3.1.1 Was the voice of the hosts/guests/characters loud and clear?
Yes, it was!
3.1.2 Was there any background noise that made it difficult to understand what was being said?
I think there is few background noise.
3.1.3 Was the pacing (speed) of the delivery (oral delivery made by the hosts/guests/characters) too slow or too fast?
It was pretty good and clear.

3.2 Was there any sound effects or background music used? Was it effective? In what way?
Just like other two groups. Their sound effects were excellent!
3.3 Was there anything that you like about their show? What is it and why?
They express not only the sound but some photos, which is much more vivid and interesting. What's more, they introduce everything to the details.
3.4 Was there anything that you didn't like about their show? What is it and why?
I think it is fine.
3.5 If Group 1 is given the chance to do another presentation, what would you suggest members of Group 3 to do to make their presentation better?
They can take more pictures during their interview so that every photo won't show up repeatedly.

4. What do you think?
4.1 What do you think about the transportation problem in Kaohsiung? If you were to offer a solution for the Kaohsiung City government to implement to solve the problem, what would it be and why?
In Kaohsiung, the traffic is pretty convenient. However, in rush hours, there always seems to be crowded in a shuttle bus as well as the KRT. This condition really decreases people's willings to take the public transportation. To solve the problem, the government can enlarge the size of buses. Honestly speaking, some buses are indeed too little to load passengers. Perhaps the government can also shorten the time between every bus in rush hours so that the public would be willing to wait for a few minutes, and every passenger could enjoy the journey in an ample room.