<prompt> Muso o ne o ka fokotsa tšilafalo ea moea e bakoang ke lipalangoang joang?noinput  <response>: Instruction in English: How could the government reduce air pollution from transport? . Response in English: The government could reduce air pollution from transport by implementing several measures, including:1. Promoting the use of public transportation: By improving the quality and accessibility of public transportation systems, the government can encourage people to use these systems, which produce less pollution than individual vehicles.2. Encouraging the use of cleaner vehicles: The government can offer incentives such as tax credits and rebates for people who purchase electric or hybrid vehicles, which produce significantly less pollution than traditional gas-powered vehicles.3. Implementing stricter emission standards: The government can set more stringent emission standards for vehicles and enforce them through regular inspections and fines for non-compliance.4. Developing better infrastructure for cycling and walking: By investing in better infrastructure such as bike lanes and sidewalks, the government can make it easier and safer for people to choose these modes of transportation, which produce no pollution.5. Implementing congestion pricing: The government can use congestion pricing, where drivers are charged a fee for driving in densely populated areas during peak hours, to discourage unnecessary driving and reduce congestion and pollution.These measures, if effectively implemented, could significantly reduce air pollution from transport. . Response in Sesotho: Muso o ka fokotsa tšilafalo ea moea ho lipalangoang ka ho kenya tšebetsong mehato e maloa, e akarelletsang: 1. Ho khothalletsa tšebeliso ea lipalangoang tsa sechaba: Ka ho ntlafatsa boleng le ho fumaneha ha lipalangoang tsa sechaba, muso o ka khothalletsa batho ho sebelisa mekhoa ena, e hlahisang tšilafalo e fokolang ho feta. likoloi ka bomong. 2. Ho khothaletsa tšebeliso ea likoloi tse hloekileng: Muso o ka fana ka litšusumetso tse kang likoloto tsa lekhetho le litheolelo bakeng sa batho ba rekang likoloi tsa motlakase kapa tsa motlakase, tse hlahisang tšilafalo e fokolang haholo ho feta likoloi tsa khale tse tsamaeang ka khase. 3. Ho kenya tšebetsong litekanyetso tse thata-thata tsa khase: Muso o ka beha litekanyetso tse thata tsa ho ntša likoloi le ho li tiisa ka ho li hlahloba khafetsa le ho lefisoa ho se latele melao. 4. Ho Ntlafatsa mekhoa e metle ea ho palama libaesekele le ho tsamaea ka maoto: Ka ho tsetela litsing tsa motheo tse ntlafetseng tse kang litselana tsa libaesekele le litselana tsa maoto, muso o ka nolofatsa le ho bolokeha hore batho ba khethe mekhoa ena ea lipalangoang, e sa hlahiseng tšilafalo. 5. Ho kenya tšebetsong litheko tsa tšubuhlellano: Muso o ka sebelisa litheko tsa tšubuhlellano, moo bakhanni ba lefisoang tefo bakeng sa ho khanna libakeng tse nang le baahi ba bangata ka lihora tsa tlhoro, ho thibela ho khanna ho sa hlokahaleng le ho fokotsa tšubuhlellano le tšilafalo. Mehato ena, haeba e ka sebelisoa ka katleho, e ka fokotsa haholo tšilafalo ea moea e tsoang lipalangoang. 