M6 railcar

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The M6 railcar is an electric multiple unit commuter train used by Metro-North Railroad, known for serving the New Haven Line between New York and Connecticut.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf commuter railcar
electric multiple unit
brakeType electro-pneumatic brakes
collectionMethod pantograph
third rail shoe
controlCab one end of each married pair
countryOfOperation United States of America
surface form: United States
designedFor New Haven Line service
doorConfiguration multiple side doors per car for high-platform boarding
doorType electric sliding doors
electrificationSystem 12.5 kV 60 Hz AC overhead catenary
25 kV 60 Hz AC overhead catenary
750 V DC third rail
hasSeatingConfiguration 2+2 transverse seating
introduced 1990s
introducedBy Metro-North Railroad NERFINISHED
multipleWorkingWith M2 railcar NERFINISHED
M4 railcar
operatedAs married pairs
operatedBetween Grand Central Terminal, New York NERFINISHED
New Haven, Connecticut NERFINISHED
operatedOn Northeast Corridor (New Haven–New York segment) NERFINISHED
operator Connecticut Department of Transportation NERFINISHED
Metro-North Railroad NERFINISHED
operatorColorScheme Connecticut Department of Transportation red stripe
Metro-North Railroad livery
ownedBy Connecticut Department of Transportation NERFINISHED
Metro-North Railroad NERFINISHED
powerType electric
primaryStateOfOperation Connecticut NERFINISHED
New York NERFINISHED
region Northeastern United States
replacedBy M8 railcar NERFINISHED
safetySystem automatic train control
cab signaling
serviceStatus retired
serviceType commuter rail
trackGauge 1,435 mm
standard gauge
usedBy commuters
usedFor commuter service between New York and Connecticut
usedOnLine Danbury Branch NERFINISHED
New Canaan Branch NERFINISHED
New Haven Line NERFINISHED
Waterbury Branch NERFINISHED

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