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1 hour ago, Chang_Paarp said:

Going to clash with the monorail route.

I see it as an enhancement to the Monorail.

This is an end to end sightseeing "adventure" whereas the Monorail is part of the new city wide transportation network with stations at key locations.

I hope it all comes off ... but I doubt if I will see it in my lifetime.

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13 hours ago, Derek Dangleberries said:

I see it as an enhancement to the Monorail.

This is an end to end sightseeing "adventure" whereas the Monorail is part of the new city wide transportation network with stations at key locations.

I hope it all comes off ... but I doubt if I will see it in my lifetime.

That’s how I see it, too; a sightseeing activity for tourists. But it is being touted as the solution to Pattaya’s traffic problems. The end to end aspect of a cable car is it’s biggest drawback, how will it serve people that don’t need to travel its entire route?

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On 12/16/2022 at 8:31 AM, forcebwithu said:

Looks good in the pictures, but the reality is it would soon be a rusted out eyesore. After all they couldn't maintain and keep a simple wooden walkway in decent repair, can't imagine how they could manage that with a complicated cable car system.

As I read the article, it wouldn't be "they" who maintain it:
"The technology is best suited for Pattaya City to solve traffic problems and would be designed, implemented, and maintained by BARTHOLET."

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8 hours ago, Bazle said:

As I read the article, it wouldn't be "they" who maintain it:
"The technology is best suited for Pattaya City to solve traffic problems and would be designed, implemented, and maintained by BARTHOLET."

Playing devils advocate here, but the "maintained by BARTHOLET" could mean the company would provide the parts needed for maintenance and then leave it to the Thais to replace worn equipment. Skeptic in me says the maintenance would get done on Thai time.

Next time any of you have a chance to drive through the Klang underpass, note how many of the lights are not working. Something as simple as replacing a lightbulb never seems to get done.

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8 hours ago, Bazle said:

As I read the article, it wouldn't be "they" who maintain it:
"The technology is best suited for Pattaya City to solve traffic problems and would be designed, implemented, and maintained by BARTHOLET."

 

39 minutes ago, forcebwithu said:

Playing devils advocate here, but the "maintained by BARTHOLET" could mean the company would provide the parts needed for maintenance and then leave it to the Thais to replace worn equipment. Skeptic in me says the maintenance would get done on Thai time.

My first thought was for the poor Maintenance Engineer currently freezing his balls off up some fucking remote mountain in Europe that is gonna have to take up a lucrative semi-permanent expat contract in Pattaya. Poor sod !

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