Aerial tramway

This emoji is not particularly popular and is not used frequently on social media. It is most likely used by adults, as cable cars are not typically associated with children. This emoji is not typically used on any specific social media platform, but is more likely to be found on platforms such as Twitter and Instagram. It is not a rude emoji and is usually used to convey a sense of adventure or to show appreciation for a scenic view.

The history of this emoji dates back to the late 19th century, when cable cars were first introduced in San Francisco, California. Since then, cable cars have become a popular mode of transportation in many cities around the world, including London and Hong Kong. The cable car emoji was first added to the Unicode Standard in 2010, and has been used to represent cable cars ever since.