Urban planners from Mexico City to Toulouse are adopting the high-flying mode of transit. Will it catch on elsewhere?

Cable cars, in other words, that don't all have to go the same way, switching freely between cables that can be much shorter and cheaper than several miles of regular gondola line. In a network ...

Market Street Railway CEO and President Rick Laubscher said his nonprofit, which advocates for The City’s cable-car and ...

Relative to other forms of transportation, cable cars are a bit expensive at $8 for a one-way ride, so some travelers suggest buying a day pass for $13 (also good for unlimited rides on Muni ...

I’m talking about the relatively short – about a half a mile – cable car system (or gondola) that would parallel a portion of the Skyway. The timing for a transportation project such as this ...

As for the cable car project, he said the mega project was ... “The existing food court there will be demolished to make way for the construction of a multi-storey car park.

Our theory is that once cable cars get into a Western jurisdiction, it’ll spread in a similar way.” It’s a prediction that is already in sight, with cities from Los Angeles to Amsterdam to ...