<prompt> Hlalosa lintlha tse kholo tsa khang khahlanong le tšebeliso ea likoloi tsa bothonan  <response>: Instruction in English: Outline the main points of an argument against the use of private vehicles . Response in English: 1. Negative environmental impact: Private vehicles are a major source of air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions contributing significantly to climate change.2. Traffic congestion: With the increase in population and urbanization, the use of private vehicles has led to traffic congestion, causing longer travel times and reduced air quality in cities.3. Inefficient use of resources: Private vehicles are often underutilized with only one or two passengers per car, resulting in wasteful consumption of fuel and road space. 4. High costs: The costs of owning and maintaining a private vehicle, including insurance, fuel, maintenance, and parking fees can be prohibitively expensive for many individuals.5. Safety concerns: The use of private vehicles, particularly cars and motorcycles, can be dangerous due to the risk of accidents and injury on the roads.6. Alternatives exist: There are many alternatives to private vehicles, including public transportation, walking, cycling, or car sharing, which can be cheaper, healthier, and more sustainable options.7. Encourages urban sprawl: The widespread use of private vehicles enables and encourages urban sprawl, leading to the development of car-dependent neighborhoods, with negative impacts on social cohesion and access to essential services.8. Limited availability of parking: As the number of private vehicles increase, the availability of parking decreases, leading to increased parking fees, and inconvenience for vehicle owners.In conclusion, the use of private vehicles has numerous negative impacts on the environment, society, and individual wellbeing. Instead, we should be promoting sustainable and active transportation options to reduce our reliance on private vehicles. . Response in Sesotho: 1. Tšusumetso e mpe ea tikoloho: Likoloi tsa poraefete ke mohloli o moholo oa tšilafalo ea moea le likhase tse futhumatsang lefatše tse tlatsetsang haholo phetohong ea boemo ba leholimo. 2. Tšubuhlellano ea sephethephethe: Ka lebaka la keketseho ea baahi le ho ata ha litoropo, tšebeliso ea likoloi tsa botho e bakile tšubuhlellano ea sephethephethe, e bakang nako e telele ea ho tsamaea le ho fokotsa moea oa moea metseng e meholo. 3. Tšebeliso e sa nepahalang ea lisebelisoa: Hangata likoloi tsa poraefete ha li sebelisoe hanyenyane ho e-na le mopalami a le mong kapa ba babeli feela koloing ka ngoe, e leng ho fellang ka tšebeliso e mpe ea mafura le sebaka sa litsela. 4. Litšenyehelo tse phahameng: Litšenyehelo tsa ho ba le koloi ea botho le ho e hlokomela, ho kopanyelletsa le inshorense, peterole, ho e hlokomela le ho e paka, e ka bitsa batho ba bangata ka theko e boima haholo. 5. Matšoenyeho a polokeho: Tšebeliso ea likoloi tsa poraefete, haholo likoloi le lithuthuthu, e ka ba kotsi ka lebaka la kotsi ea likotsi le likotsi litseleng. 6. Mekhoa e meng e teng: Ho na le mekhoa e mengata e fapaneng le ea likoloi tsa poraefete, ho kenyeletsoa lipalangoang tsa sechaba, ho tsamaea ka maoto, ho palama libaesekele, kapa ho arolelana likoloi, tse ka bang theko e tlase, tse phetseng hantle, le tse tšoarellang. 7. E khothaletsa ho ata ha litoropo: Tšebeliso e pharalletseng ea likoloi tsa poraefete e thusa ebile e khothaletsa ho ata ha litoropo, e lebisang ho ntsetsopele ea libaka tse itšetlehileng ka likoloi, tse nang le litlamorao tse mpe momahanong ea sechaba le phihlello ea litšebeletso tsa bohlokoa. 8. Ho fumaneha ho fokolang ha libaka tsa ho paka: Ha palo ea likoloi tsa poraefete e ntse e eketseha, boteng ba libaka tsa ho paka boa fokotseha, e leng se lebisang ho eketseheng ha litefiso tsa ho paka, le tšitiso ho beng ba likoloi. Qetellong, tšebeliso ea likoloi tsa poraefete e na le litlamorao tse ngata tse mpe tikolohong, sechabeng le boiketlong ba batho. Ho e-na le hoo, re lokela ho khothaletsa mekhoa ea lipalangoang e tsitsitseng le e sebetsang ho fokotsa ho itšetleha ha rona ka likoloi tsa botho. 