Cities around the world are running out of road space, time, and patience. Cable cars promise something radical: transportation that ignores traffic entirely by moving people through the air. This ...
Before the Great Earthquake of 1906, there were more than 600 cable cars in San Francisco. By 1912, there were less than 100. Today, there are 44. Every few years, a cable car must be replaced—a ...
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