Rašyti komentarą...
Nuoroda nukopijuota
DALINTIS
× Pranešti klaidą
SIŲSTI
Virš Temzės Londone atidarytas „Emirates Air Line“ keltuvas Vaizdo reportažas
2012 birželio mėn. 29 d. 18:43
Londono meras Borisas Johnsonas pristatė „Emirates Air Line“ – 44 mln. svarų (189 mln. Lt) kainavusią keltuvo sistemą, besidriekiančią virš Temzės upės Rytų Londone. Keltuvu nusprendę pakeliauti žmonės galės pasigrožėti miestu 360 laipsnių kampu – pamatyti modernųjį Londono verslo centrą „Canary Wharf“, Grinvičą ir Olimpinį parką. Sistema per valandą gali pervežti iki 2 tūkst. 500 žmonių į abi puses, keltuvai veiks kiekvieną dieną. Su „Oyster“ kortele vienas bilietas kainuos 3,20 svaro (13,78 Lt), be jos – 4,30 svaro (18,53 Lt).
verslas.delfi.lt/automoto/nuo-spusciu-sostineje-gelbes-oro-gondolos.d?id=15367609&com=1&s=2&no=20#ixzz1zD5BdQP3
A cable car or cable railway is a mass transit system using rail cars that are hauled by a continuously moving cable running at a constant speed. Individual cars stop and start by releasing and gripping this cable as required. Cable cars are distinct from funiculars, where the cars are permanently attached to the cable, and cable railways, which are similar to funiculars, but where the rail vehicles are attached and detached manually.
City cable car plan unveiled
Sheffield skyline
The city skyline could be radically altered if the plans are approved
Ambitious plans to solve traffic congestion problems in Sheffield with a cable car system have been unveiled by a local councillor.

Green campaigner Alf Meade believes the idea to use cable cars, similar to those in ski resorts and nearby Matlock Bath, is the perfect solution to parking, pollution and congestion problems.

Councillor Meade has submitted an eight-page report to the city council executive for consideration next week.

The Brightside councillor admits there is a long way to go before his idea gets off the ground but insists it is a serious solution to a growing problem.


Sheffield would be an ideal place because it's so hilly
Councillor Alf Meade
He has suggested a number of locations for the proposed service to link including the Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield University and the Meadowhall shopping complex.

The city already has its own multi-million pound Supertram network.

Councillor Meade said: "It's not in the same league as other forms of transport in terms of the costs involved.

"It would cost far less than putting a road down and you could probably cover the whole of the city for the cost of putting in one mile of Supertram.

"Sheffield would be an ideal place because it's so hilly.

"I've received some positive feedback and I'm confident the plans will be accepted."

A city council spokesman said any plan aimed at improving the transport system would be considered.

Tos zaislines masinytes Hytrou oro uoste vazineja gal tik kilometra. Toks ispudis, kad kuo toliau, tuo labaiu imbrsasa su savo sutve nusisneka. Laikas ka nors daryti, o ne pinigus plauti visokiems visuomenes nuomones tyrimams ir pan.
kuo greičiau viaduką(tiltą) Narbuto gatvėje tie sMėnulio sustojimu.Ir tai jau kiek nukrausite Laisvės pr.
tegul daro bet ka, kad ir durniausiom idejom, bet - DARO!!!
o tai 10m i transporto infrastruktura nebuvo visishkai kreipiama demesio ir beveik nieko nedaroma, del ko dabar visi ir sedim kamshciuose..
bijau aukscio.
REKLAMA
REKLAMA

Skaitomiausios naujienos




Į viršų