<prompt> Ho rala mokhoa oa lipalangoang ho fokotsa mesi e tsoang teropongnan  <response>: Instruction in English: Design a transportation system to reduce emissions in a city . Response in English: In order to reduce emissions in a city, we can design a transportation system that promotes the use of clean and efficient modes of transportation. Here are some ideas for such a system:1. Investment in Public Transportation: Improve the public transportation infrastructure by adding more buses, trains and trams that run on clean energy, such as electricity or hydrogen. This will make it more convenient and affordable for people to use public transportation rather than relying on their personal vehicles.2. Implementing a Bike Sharing Program: Encourage cycling as a mode of transportation by introducing a city-wide bike sharing program. Provide bike rental stations at key locations around the city, making it easy for people to rent a bicycle for a short trip.3. Encouraging Carpooling: Introduce incentives for carpooling, such as priority parking spots or discounted parking fees for vehicles with multiple occupants. This will encourage people to share rides with one another, reducing the number of individual cars on the road.4. Promoting the Use of Electric Cars: Provide incentives for people to switch to electric cars, such as tax breaks, free charging stations, or discounted electricity rates. This will help reduce emissions from traditional gasoline-powered cars.5. Implementing Congestion Pricing: Introduce a congestion pricing system, where drivers are charged a fee to enter the city center during peak hours. This will encourage people to use public transportation, carpool or choose alternative modes of transportation, reducing the number of cars on the road.By implementing these measures, we can create a transportation system that is efficient, clean and sustainable, reducing emissions and improving the air quality in the city. . Response in Sesotho: le ho fokotsa khase motseng, re ka rala tsamaiso ea lipalangoang e khothalletsang tšebeliso ea mekhoa e hloekileng le e sebetsang ea lipalangoang. Mehopolo e meng ea tsamaiso e joalo ke ena: 1. Matsete ho Lipalangoang tsa Sechaba: Ntlafatsa mekhoa ea lipalangoang tsa sechaba ka ho eketsa libese, literene le literempe tse tsamaeang ka matla a hloekileng, joalo ka motlakase kapa hydrogen. Sena se tla etsa hore ho be bonolo haholoanyane hore batho ba sebelise lipalangoang tsa sechaba ho e-na le ho itšetleha ka likoloi tsa bona. 2. Ho phethahatsa Lenaneo la Kabelo ea Libaesekele: Khothaletsa ho palama libaesekele e le mokhoa oa lipalangoang ka ho hlahisa lenaneo la ho arolelana libaesekele motseng ka bophara. Fana ka liteishene tsa ho hira libaesekele libakeng tsa bohlokoa ho potoloha toropo, ho nolofalletsa batho ho hira libaesekele leetong le lekhutšoanyane. 3. Ho Khothaletsa ho Kopana ha Likoloi: Hlahisa litšusumetso bakeng sa ho kopana ha likoloi, tse kang libaka tsa pele tsa ho paka kapa litefiso tse theotsoeng tsa ho paka likoloi tse nang le batho ba bangata. Sena se tla khothaletsa batho ho palama likoloi le ba bang, ho fokotsa palo ea likoloi ka bomong tseleng. 4. Ho Khothaletsa Tšebeliso ea Likoloi Tsa Motlakase: Fana ka khothatso ea hore batho ba fetohele likoloing tsa motlakase, tse kang khefutso ea lekhetho, liteishene tsa ho tjhaja mahala, kapa litefiso tsa motlakase tse theotsoeng. Sena se tla thusa ho fokotsa mesi e tsoang likoloing tsa khale tse tsamaeang ka peterole. 5. Ho Kenya Tšebeliso ea Litheko tsa Tšitiso: Hlahisa tsamaiso ea litheko tsa tšubuhlellano, moo bakhanni ba lefisoang tefiso ea ho kena bohareng ba toropo nakong ea lihora tsa tlhoro. Sena se tla khothaletsa batho ho sebelisa lipalangoang tsa sechaba, carpool kapa ho khetha mekhoa e meng ea lipalangoang, ho fokotsa palo ea likoloi tseleng. Ka ho kenya tsebetsong mehato ena, re ka theha tsamaiso ea lipalangoang e sebetsang hantle, e hloekileng le e tsitsitseng, e fokotsang mesi le ho ntlafatsa boleng ba moea motseng. 