The Quito Cable Car, also known as the Telefériqo, reaches more than 3,947 meters (12,950 feet) above sea level, making it one of the highest cable cars in South America, according to its ...

Cable cars look like the Toonerville Trolley, have open sides with seats facing out (which bothers women with short skirts on San Francisco’s frequent gusty days).

Urban cable cars are also on the rise globally, as a green transport solution for traffic-clogged cities, especially in Latin America. Immoos / Neighborhood Production ...

Medellin, Colombia, has built a multi-line Metrocable network of aerial tramways, or cable cars, that cost $71 million and today carries 16 million riders. Latin America has been urbanizing with ...

The Quito Cable Car, also known as the Telefériqo, reaches more than 3,947 meters (12,950 feet) above sea level, making it one of the highest cable cars in South America, according to its ...

making it one of the highest cable cars in South America, according to its official website. The ride travels more than 2,500 meters (about 1.55 miles) over an 18-minute journey that offers a view ...