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交通部拟建设缆车系统以缓解交通拥堵

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交通部(DOTr)尚未改变建设空中缆车系统的计划,以期缓解道路拥堵。

他在亚洲首席执行官论坛的演讲中表示,交通部长阿瑟·图加德提到,该计划目前正在推进中,他们正努力寻求潜在投资者。“我们正在敲定某些细节。希望我能说服相关方。”他说。

计划用于研究该空中交通系统的城市包括帕西格河、长滩岛和碧瑶。图加德还提到,一旦方案最终确定,他希望票价与其他公共交通形式(如吉普尼和巴士)持平。“我不希望定价过高,以便公众能够受益,”图加德表示。

这并非该部门首次将飞行缆车作为公共交通的替代方案进行研究。2016 年,图加德公开表示有兴趣对该系统进行可行性研究,并指出我们可以借鉴玻利维亚的经验。"'Yung cable cars pinag-aaralan definitely... Ito ho, hinihiram ko 'yung Bolivia experience kung saan mayroong mga cable car。”(我们确实在研究缆车……我正是借鉴玻利维亚的经验,那里设有缆车。)“我们先从帕西格地区开始,然后是 EDSA,这些缆车的载客量为 35 人,”他补充道。

Tugade 指的是玻利维亚于2014年启用的Mi Teleférico,这是一条拥有六条线路、20个车站的缆车城市交通系统。该系统被誉为全球最长的空中缆车系统,目前日均运送乘客8万至9万人次,并计划进一步扩建以满足需求。全球其他缆车系统包括墨西哥的Mexicable、美国纽约的罗斯福岛缆车(Roosevelt Island Tramway)以及俄勒冈州的波特兰空中缆车(Portland Aerial Tram)。

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the DOTr planning to build to ease road congestion?
The DOTr is planning to build an aerial cable car system to ease road congestion.
Which locations are being considered for the cable car system study?
The cities planned for the study are the Pasig River, Boracay, and Baguio.
How does Secretary Tugade want the cable car fares to compare to other transport?
He wants the fares to be equal to other forms of public transportation like jeepneys and buses.
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8 Comments

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Trapik Buster · 8 years ago

Zipline na lang along EDSA. Mabilis na, nasarapan ka pa sa byahe. Hehe!

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el gato · 8 years ago

cable car system = slow, small number of passengers, high cost.

DOTr, just improve rapid bus transport system. gradually eliminate PUJ and transition PUJ drivers to become Bus drivers…

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veryDoge · 8 years ago

that’s why there has to be a study that can back the proposal.

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Silverlokk · 8 years ago

News item a coupl’a days ago reported that Tugade’s averse to the BRT because it’ll cause more congestion. His reasoning: the BRT will take away one lane of an already-congested EDSA.

My own feeling is that the BRT will actually reduce congestion — although possibly in the long term pa, not short term — because more people will be inclined to leave their cars and take the BRT. Gotta study how the Curitiba (Brazil) and Bogotá (Columbia) traffic was pre- and post-BRT

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