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| rdfs:comment | - Virgil and Alan Tracy have set out for Paradise Peaks Hotel in Thunderbird 2, just in case Lady Penelope and Tin-Tin need help. This is fortuitous, as Olsen cuts the lines on their cable car as they leave the hotel. The car hurtles down the mountainside with Thunderbird 2 in hot pursuit. TCC211.png|The cable car comes to a halt TCC550.png|Somethings wrong TCC564.png|Olsen cuts the cable
- Cable Cars are rideable vehicles in Watch Dogs 2.
- A cable car, despite its' name, wasn't a type of car, but rather it was a type of tram; that is pulled by metal cables, on street railways. Aerial trams, which are another type of tram, are also sometimes considered cable cars, although they are a different type of vehicle. In the 1970s, cable cars, despite their decline in use around the world, were still quite common, especially in San Francisco.
- The machine has appeared nowhere else than the Mata Nui Online Game.
- The cable car (also known as a trolley) is a public transportation system used in San Francisco, California. Its rail cars propelled by a continuously moving cable and are controlled by gripping and releasing the cable. A network of cable cars was built in the city in the 1870s and 1880s by competing companies. After extensive damage to the network in 1906 earthquake, many of the cable car lines were replaced by electric streetcars and later by buses. One cable car line passes through the Chinatown neighborhood.
- The cable car is the main vehicle of the Skywire series.
- A cable car or cable railway was a type of mass transit system where rail cars are hauled by a continuously moving cable running at constant speed. Individual cars can stop or start by releasing and gripping the cable as required. By the 19th century, a cable car system had been build and opened in the city of San Francisco and its surrounding districts, on Earth, and continued to operate well into the 23rd century. (TOS - My Brother's Keeper novel: Enterprise)
- Centuries ago, the natives of Beta III used some sort of cable car, or a similar vehicle, as their streets had cable car railways running through them. However, after Landru used his machine to give the natives a hive mind, it seemed that the cable cars were no longer in use, because in the year 2267 there was no sign of cable cars on the streets. (TOS: "The Return of the Archons" )
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| abstract | - Virgil and Alan Tracy have set out for Paradise Peaks Hotel in Thunderbird 2, just in case Lady Penelope and Tin-Tin need help. This is fortuitous, as Olsen cuts the lines on their cable car as they leave the hotel. The car hurtles down the mountainside with Thunderbird 2 in hot pursuit. TCC211.png|The cable car comes to a halt TCC550.png|Somethings wrong TCC564.png|Olsen cuts the cable
- Cable Cars are rideable vehicles in Watch Dogs 2.
- A cable car, despite its' name, wasn't a type of car, but rather it was a type of tram; that is pulled by metal cables, on street railways. Aerial trams, which are another type of tram, are also sometimes considered cable cars, although they are a different type of vehicle. In the 1970s, cable cars, despite their decline in use around the world, were still quite common, especially in San Francisco.
- Centuries ago, the natives of Beta III used some sort of cable car, or a similar vehicle, as their streets had cable car railways running through them. However, after Landru used his machine to give the natives a hive mind, it seemed that the cable cars were no longer in use, because in the year 2267 there was no sign of cable cars on the streets. (TOS: "The Return of the Archons" ) In 1986, as Pavel Chekov and Nyota Uhura were attempting to get directions to the nuclear vessels docked at Alameda from passersby, a cable car filled with passengers was seen making a left turn. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home) By the mid-23rd century, in the alternate reality, the cable cars had been equipped with anti-grav devices. In the aftermath of the USS Vengeance crashing into the city, one of these cars could be seen traveling down a road. (Star Trek Into Darkness)
- The machine has appeared nowhere else than the Mata Nui Online Game.
- A cable car or cable railway was a type of mass transit system where rail cars are hauled by a continuously moving cable running at constant speed. Individual cars can stop or start by releasing and gripping the cable as required. By the 19th century, a cable car system had been build and opened in the city of San Francisco and its surrounding districts, on Earth, and continued to operate well into the 23rd century. (TOS - My Brother's Keeper novel: Enterprise) During a walk from Starfleet Headquarters to Velluto's restaurant in Nob Hill in late 2265, Leonard McCoy complained to his companion, James T. Kirk, that his feet were tired and unless Kirk confided in him about what had been bothering him, then he would hop on the next cable car. (TOS - My Brother's Keeper novel: Enterprise)
- The cable car (also known as a trolley) is a public transportation system used in San Francisco, California. Its rail cars propelled by a continuously moving cable and are controlled by gripping and releasing the cable. A network of cable cars was built in the city in the 1870s and 1880s by competing companies. After extensive damage to the network in 1906 earthquake, many of the cable car lines were replaced by electric streetcars and later by buses. One cable car line passes through the Chinatown neighborhood.
- The cable car is the main vehicle of the Skywire series.
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