Mexico's new cable cars provide solutions for commuters 

benefit if you live next to USA

The USA benefits with Mexico being so close.

Stopping being a futon liberal when Mexico gets its article 10 of its constitutional Cowboy rights back then we can talk

@@sitdowndogbreath it’s just a video bruh lay off the roids 😂

Imagine a straight line from Las Pinas to Paranaque, Navotas-Valenzuela-Caloocan-QC or Makati to Taguig. 3 good lines.

We have too many zip lines now we need cable cars.

We need to push this in Philippines I pray and hope Pres. Duterte will consider economical and safer and convenient/fast.

This will prove to be an inefficient mode of transport for densely populated asian countries like Philippines. High speed rail is the way to go.

How can we build in 2-4 years? The cable cars will be good in the short term also awesome for tourism. yeah inter-city gondolas maybe impractical but we need as much as we can.

Yeah I know what you mean

Sen Robin Padilla suggested this idea but the Filipino people aka opposition were making fun of him. They think his idea is ridiculous. According to them, are we going to jump in our houses?😏

cable car taxi something new

daedra40 Nepal started it in 20 years ago ,

We’ve had them in Bolivia a while, thanks to the germans

SACHIN KUMAR they also transport cow dung from holy cows there

@@jacksurajbansi7973 hater

@@jacksurajbansi7973 Yeah they also carry jackass like u.

​@@jacksurajbansi7973just like pork

Target marketing strategy it is😆

Jay Raphael Jiao Inot except it doesn’t break down immediately after it opens

This is the idea of senator Padilla unfortunately many critics dont agree wt this in metro manila.

Yup in Varanasi.

both

Operated by a joint private/public company.

India too...

@@magnified4827 India is building lot of metros , metros r better and cheaper

The USA gets all the drug money.

BLUE THUNDER so rich people are riding these cable cars?

@Tyrann Leitner Ropeways...Doppelmayr cabins are nearly round, Leitner cabins are "diamond" shaped

They also have it in La Paz, Bolivia.

Also in Venezuela... They are used everywhere

However there's one problem: we're living the typhoon prone area. Cable cars may not immune to stormy weather that might break the cable when swinging in the middle of storm. While it's good idea, it's recommended when it's good weather.

@White Wolf The nature itself doesn't care the Administration's will because it is their own will and it's part of adversity of nature. And it's up to the government's actions how to transact and to coordinate properly when dealing the adversity of nature like typhoons, earthquakes and so on.

@White Wolf If the administration focus on not just infrastructures to speed up our economy, but also focus on research and development on how to build a resilient against nature's adversities and builds abundance just like Japan or Israel. Nature's adversities can alter the economy and mental health which gives a huge liabilities for people who affected. For example, when it's dry season most of the crops are withered, and it will damage huge sums of money that farmers planted it. Some of the places when it stormed, the houses are destroyed by erosion, and the people experience trauma due to erosion. When the governments are investing in R&D. And researchers--consisting of scientists and engineers--create dry season resilient crops, the liability will reduce, and they also create deep foundation for buildings on mountainside to minimize erosion.

@White Wolf Then Government starts to invest R&D alongside the Infrastructure.

@White Wolf Yet they have to. It's the only way, even you said before. Not to mention education