Cable car

Cable car systems are an effective way to overcome topographical obstacles such as steep slopes. We believe that this type of zero-emission solution can reduce private car use and optimize passenger travel.

To achieve this goal, we place a strong emphasis on passenger satisfaction. We support them in their daily commutes by providing cable cars as a first- and last-mile solution. Only by understanding their expectations can we offer innovative services tailored to their needs and ensuring their comfort and safety.

• France: The C1 Cable Car began operating on December 13, 2025. It is the longest in Europe and the first cable car in the Greater Paris region, the world’s second-most-dense and busiest public transit network.
• Colombia: Five-year contract (2019–2023) to operate the TransMiCable urban cable car in Bogotá, extended for an additional 10 years starting July 13, 2026, transporting 25,000 passengers per day.
• Germany: Transdev has also just been selected by the city of Herne (North Rhine-Westphalia) to design and operate—by 2030—its future urban cable car system, dubbed the “Blumenthal Airline.”

Câble C1 now completes the transport offer of the Greater Paris region. Since December 13, 2025, the Câble C1 directly connects the cities of Villeneuve‑Saint‑Georges, Limeil‑Brévannes and Valenton to Metro Line 8 at Créteil – Pointe du Lac. This attractive and innovative mode of transport provides a concrete solution to the daily mobility challenges faced by residents of these Val‑de‑Marne cities (limited public transport network, urban barriers, etc.). It helps connect the heart of the department to major public facilities (universities, hospitals, etc.) as well as the rest of the Île‑de‑France region, linking densely populated neighborhoods to the Metro Line 8 terminus and to all bus lines connecting with the future stations.