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Característica : Vías por cables suspendidos

Descripción

Used for various forms of transport for passengers and goods that use wires, including cable cars, gondolas, chair lifts, drag lifts, and zip lines.

Etiquetas

aerialway=* aerialway=cable_car aerialway=chair_lift aerialway=drag_lift

Used for various forms of transport for passengers and goods that use wires, including cable cars, gondolas, chair lifts, drag lifts, and zip lines.

On ascending Aerialways, the direction of the way should indicate the ascending direction. E.g., the way should point from the valley station to the mountain station.

(for completeness: Railways going up a hill are discussed and proposed separately: railway=incline)

Key	Value	Element	Comment	Rendering	Photo
Types of aerialway
aerialway	cable_car		Cablecar or Tramway. Just one or two large cars. The traction cable forms a loop, but the cars do not loop around, they just move up and down on their own side, rolling along static cables over which they are suspended.
aerialway	gondola		Gondola lift. Many cars on a looped cable.
aerialway	chair_lift		Chairlift. Looped cable with a series of single chairs (typically seating two or four people, but can be more). Exposed to the open air (can have a bubble). This implies oneway=yes (drawn upward). Any two-way chairlifts should be tagged oneway=no.
aerialway	mixed_lift		Mixed lift Also known as a hybrid lift is a new type of ski lift that combines the elements of a chairlift and a gondola lift.
aerialway	drag_lift		Drag lift or Surface lift is an overhead tow-line for skiers and riders. A T-bar lift, button lift, or more simple looped rope drag lifts, or loops of wire with handles to grab. See also aerialway=t-bar, aerialway=j-bar, aerialway=platter and aerialway=rope_tow. This automatically implies oneway=yes (drawn upward).
aerialway	t-bar		T-bar lift. A type of aerialway=drag_lift. This automatically implies oneway=yes (drawn upward).
aerialway	j-bar		J-bar lift. A type of aerialway=drag_lift. Like t-bar but just on one side. This automatically implies oneway=yes (drawn upward).
aerialway	platter		Platter lift. A type of aerialway=drag_lift. Similar to a t-bar, but with a disc instead of a bar. Single-person only. This automatically implies oneway=yes (drawn upward).
aerialway	rope_tow		Rope tow. A type of aerialway=drag_lift. This automatically implies oneway=yes (drawn upward).
aerialway	magic_carpet		Magic carpet. A type of ski lift. This automatically implies oneway=yes (drawn upward).
aerialway	zip_line		Zip line. Simple aerial rope slides. This automatically implies oneway=yes (drawn downward).
Equipments
aerialway	pylon		Aerial lift pylon is a pylon supporting the aerialway cable.
aerialway	station		A station, where passengers can enter and/or leave the aerialway.
Others
aerialway	canopy		Obsolete, please use aerialway=zip_line instead. This automatically implies oneway=yes (drawn downward).
aerialway	goods		Controversial, consider other aerialway=* values in combination with foot=no and/or a usage=* key instead of this.
aerialway	user defined		All commonly used values according to Taginfo

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Aerialway attributes

The start and end nodes of a way tagged as a piste:lift are assumed to be a station. These nodes may have their elevation documented with ele=*. Additional information should be tagged on the way (of the lift). Access may also depend on transport type(ski/foot/bicycle/?):

Key	Value	Element	Description	Example	Photo
Wired ways
aerialway:occupancy	People in each carriage (car, chair, etc.); numeric.		Platter, j-bar and rope_tow implies aerialway:occupancy=1 and T-bar implies aerialway:occupancy=2.
aerialway:capacity	People per hour; numeric.			piste:lift:capacity=2600
aerialway:duration	Minutes; numeric.		Average/typical time for journey on that lift.
aerialway:detachable	yes/no		Specifies whether the aerialway has a detachable grip (yes) or a fixed grip (no). Especially significant for chairlifts. By default, gondola, chair_lift, and mixed_lift imply yes, while cable_car, t-bar, j-bar, platter, rope_tow, and magic_carpet imply no.
aerialway:bubble	yes/no (default)		If each carriage has a (retractable) transparent cover to provide weather protection.
aerialway:heating	yes/no (default)		If each carriage has heating.
aerialway:bicycle	yes/summer/no		If bicycles are allowed in carriages: all year round; in summer, or not at all. By default, cablecar, gondola, and mixed_lift imply yes, and chairlifts, t-bars imply no.
Stations
aerialway:access	entry/exit/both/no		Articulo principal: conditional restrictions The access allowed to carriages at this node, entry means it is possible to board the lift here, exit means it is possible to disembark, both means both are possible (often the case for gondolas and cable-cars), and no means neither are possible (useful for beginning and ending nodes if the implicit assumption of being an entry or exit station is incorrect). Add :summer or :winter subkeys where seasonal rules apply (often in winter only ascending is allowed).
aerialway:summer:access	entry/exit/both/no		The access as above, but only during "summer". Similarly for "winter". Use no in all stations if the aerialway is not operated at all.

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