A new cable car system has been completed in Santiago, Chile, but the final fare structure remains unresolved. The project, eagerly anticipated by residents, aims to improve public transportation access in underserved areas of the city. While the infrastructure is ready, authorities have yet to announce how much passengers will pay to use the service. This delay is causing uncertainty and concern among those who expected affordable transportation options. CIPER Chile initially reported on the situation, highlighting the disconnect between the completion of the physical project and the financial accessibility for potential riders. The lack of clarity regarding the tariff potentially undermines the cable car's intended social impact. Further details are expected soon, but for now, Santiago residents await pricing information.