R143

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The R143 is a class of New York City Subway automated-compatible stainless-steel subway cars built by Kawasaki for use primarily on the L train.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New York City Subway rolling stock
electric multiple unit
belongsToFleet New York City Subway B Division 60-foot car fleet
brakeSystem dynamic braking
electro-pneumatic brakes
builtFor New York City Transit Authority New Technology Train program
carBodyConstruction welded stainless steel
carLength 60 feet
carType married pairs
cityOfOperation New York City
compatibleWith communications-based train control
countryOfOperation United States
designedFor automated train operation compatibility
high-frequency service
designedToOperateOn 600 V DC third rail supply
division B Division
doorConfiguration side doors for passenger loading
doorOperation electrically operated sliding doors
family New Technology Train
gauge standard gauge
hasControlSystem automatic train supervision compatibility
hasCouplingType link-and-pin or H2C-type couplers between sets
semi-permanent couplers within sets
hasExteriorFeature front destination sign
side route and destination signs
hasFeature air conditioning
automated announcements
bucket seating
electronic destination signs
full-width cab on some cars
interior LED displays
hasInteriorFeature overhead handrails
priority seating areas
stainless-steel grab poles
hasInteriorLayout longitudinal seating with some transverse seats
hasSafetySystem emergency brake cords
event recorders
intercoms for passenger-crew communication
introducedAs replacement for older subway car classes on the L line
manufacturer Kawasaki Heavy Industries
material stainless steel
operator New York City Transit Authority
powerCollectionMethod third rail
primaryServiceLine L service
propulsion electric traction motors
system New York City Subway
usedOn Canarsie Line
usesTechnology AC propulsion
microprocessor control systems

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