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First Posted: Jul 13, 2021 06:36 AM EDT
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After its inauguration, the new cable car system of Mexico City allowed commuters to visit the most traffic-clogged cities in the world on Monday.
Answering Mexico City s Congestion Problem
According to France24, the operation of the new cable cars in the capital city of Mexico promises to cut travel times for thousands of people in the northern portion of the city. The 9.2-kilometer or 5.7-mile aerial tramway, which was composed of 377 cable cars that can each carry 10 passengers would help the city s congestion problem.
Commuters escape Mexico City gridlock in new cable car
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13/07/2021 - 02:20 Passengers travel over Mexico City on the new Cablebus aerial tramway PEDRO PARDO AFP 2 min
Mexico City (AFP)
Commuters soared over one of the world s biggest and most traffic-clogged cities as a new cable car system went into operation in the Mexican capital on Monday.
The 9.2-kilometer (5.7 miles) aerial tramway, comprising 377 cars that can each carry 10 passengers, promises to cut travel times for thousands of people in northern Mexico City. How much time was wasted. They should have done this much earlier, said 46-year-old electrician Marco Antonio Garcia, delighted that what was a journey of more than an hour now takes 20 minutes.