Culver Coney Yard Reverse.

Welcome to the Coney Island Rapid Transit Car Overhaul Shop, also known as the Coney Island Complex! Get ready to explore the largest rapid transit yard in New York State and one of the biggest in all of North America. Situated in the vibrant borough of Brooklyn, New York, this impressive facility spans a whopping 74 acres (300,000 m2) and is bustling with activity around the clock.
Dating back to its establishment in 1926, the Coney Island Complex was ingeniously constructed on what was once marshland, with Coney Island Creek acting as a natural divide between Coney Island and the rest of Brooklyn. This location holds historical significance, as the area was initially earmarked for a ship canal and port facility.
Today, this remarkable site serves as a thriving hub for the maintenance and overhaul of rapid transit cars. Its expansive premises accommodate various operations that keep the city's transit system running smoothly day and night. From intricate repairs to comprehensive refurbishments, the dedicated team at the Coney Island Complex ensures that New York's subway cars are in top-notch condition.
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Lead motor 4797 (R42) 1970 St Louis Car
74,388.5 lb (33,742 kg)
Traction system General Electric (GE) SCM propulsion system using Westinghouse 1447J motors
115 hp (85.8 kW) on all axles
Acceleration 2.5 mph/s
Deceleration 3.0 mph/s (Full Service)
3.2 mph/s (Emergency)

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Great video! This is probably the most confusing part of the subway system. So many tracks and switches! Your info is also very helpful.