thing. and remember being a little kid and being with my parents, and taking a tourist like tour of the cable car system. so it is not like we just went for a ride on a cable car as public transport. but we did a tour where they showed you how everything worked. they show you cable cars are weird and they show you the gee wiz ancient technology and it stuck with me for approximately 40 years now how cable cars stop. turns out, and i remember this from being in like freaking kindergarten when i did this tour with my parents. it tourn it turns ow there are three different ways to brake a cable car and slow it down. the first way is that the conductor guy or whatever they call him has a pedal and that person uses that pedal to brake the way that a car brakes. it is like a steel shoe that presses against the cable car wheel. and that is the first way they try to brake the cable car.
the world. the telephone connects very different worlds rich and poor. this is where western meets indigenous culture. the austrian company began building the cable car system in twenty fourteen. project manager. has been part of the team from the outset this. is good enough to start soldier today varies in the city by up to a thousand meters there are very narrow alleyways hatin bandits gridlock roads the cable car takes advantage of the capacity in the skies above so that. each car can carry ten passengers every line can take three thousand people an hour in each direction. the technology can even
lines already in operation with six more under construction the existing one thousand kilometer network is already the most dense urban cable car system in the world. that connects very different worlds rich and poor. this is where western meets indigenous culture. the austrian company dopamine. began building the cable car system in twenty fourteen. project manager. has been part of the team from the outset it. was good so not at the start soldier today varies in the city by up to a thousand meters there are very narrow alleyways hatin bandits gridlock roads the cable car takes advantage of the capacity in the skies above so that. each car can
is on her way to the market. she s got a pushcart stored here. she s a single mother and has four children to feed. in the daily battle to keep her head over water every minute counts. and look after you thanks to the telephone records i can spend more time at the market whereas you need at least an hour in the bus to get here the cable car takes just twenty minutes. it has really changed my life. the cable car connects the satellite town of i ll talk with the center of law does . five lines already in operation with six more under construction. the existing one thousand kilometer network is already the most dense urban cable car system in
the existing one thousand kilometer network is already the most dense urban cable car system in the world. the telephone call connects very different worlds rich and poor. this is where western meets indigenous culture. the austrian company dopamine. began building the cable car system and twenty fourteen. project manager at austin has been part of the team from the outset this. is good so now that the start soldier today varies in the city by up to a thousand meters there are very narrow alleyways hatin bareness gridlock roads the cable car takes advantage of the capacity in the skies above so. each car can carry