Once operational, the cable cars will operate  from morning to night during fixed timings. Each cable car will have the capacity to carry about 50 passengers.

Delhi Development Authority is planning to operate cable cars across the Yamuna. The cable cars will run from morning to night with a capacity of 50 passengers each. Sites near metro stations on either side of the river will be selected for installation.

Delhi Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena has directed the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) to conduct a survey and identify suitable sites for constructing ropeways or cableways across the Yamuna River. The DDA has been tasked with submitting a preliminary report within a month, according to a statement from Raj Niwas.

New Delhi, Delhi Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena on Wednesday directed the DDA to begin the process of surveying and identifying potential sites for the development of ropeways/cableways across the Yamuna, a statement from Raj Niwas said.

Delhi L-G VK Saxena has directed DDA to survey sites for ropeways across the Yamuna, promoting eco-friendly transport and reducing congestion, with a report due in a month

Delhi Development Authority may soon start a cable car service across the Yamuna river, as directed by Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena. The system will

The proposed project aims to operate cable cars with a capacity of around 50 passengers each, running from morning to night, offering an eco-friendly mode of transport. The installations will be strategically placed near metro stations on both sides of the Yamuna to ensure accessibility while preserving the floodplain environment by avoiding encroachment or concretisation.