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109. Chairlift
A chairlift is an aerial transport system in which open or partially enclosed seats are suspended from a continuously moving cable. Chairlifts are commonly used in ski areas and mountain resorts to transport passengers uphill or between different parts of a recreational area.
Road or tourist signs may direct travellers toward a chairlift station, ski lift or mountain transport facility. The symbols and terminology used vary between countries.
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What is a chairlift?
A chairlift is an aerial transport system that carries passengers in seats suspended from a moving cable.
Where are chairlifts commonly used?
Chairlifts are commonly found at ski resorts, mountain recreation areas and other locations where passengers need to travel up steep slopes.
Can chairlifts be indicated by road signs?
Yes. Tourist or direction signs may guide travellers toward chairlifts or ski-lift facilities, although the signs and symbols used vary between countries.

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