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122. Cable car
A cable car is a passenger transport system in which cabins or cars are moved by cables, often between locations with a significant difference in elevation. Cable cars are commonly used in mountainous areas, tourist destinations and some urban transport networks.
Road signs may direct travellers toward a cable car station or terminal as a transport or tourist facility. The symbols and terminology used to indicate cable cars vary between countries.
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What is a cable car?
A cable car is a transport system in which passenger cabins or cars are moved along a route by cables.
Where are cable cars commonly used?
Cable cars are commonly found in mountainous areas, ski resorts, tourist destinations and some cities where they provide transport across steep or difficult terrain.
Can cable car stations be indicated by road signs?
Yes. Road or tourist direction signs may guide travellers toward cable car stations, although the symbols and sign designs used vary between countries.

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