MP 73

E333062

MP 73 is a rubber-tyred electric multiple unit train type used on the Paris Métro, introduced in the 1970s and known for operating on several elevated and automated lines.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
MP 73 canonical 4
MP 73 (historically) 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Paris Métro rolling stock ⓘ
rubber-tyred electric multiple unit ⓘ
train type ⓘ
brakeType electrodynamic brakes ⓘ
pneumatic brakes ⓘ
carBodyMaterial steel ⓘ
controlSystem automatic train operation capable ⓘ
countryOfOperation France ⓘ
designedBy RATP engineering department ⓘ
linked to: RATP group
designedFor Paris Métro rubber-tyred lines ⓘ
linked to: Paris Metro
doorConfiguration multiple double-leaf doors per side ⓘ
doorType sliding doors ⓘ
family MP series Paris Métro trains ⓘ
gauge standard gauge ⓘ
introduced 1970s ⓘ
network Paris Métro ⓘ
linked to: Paris Metro
notableFeature designed for operation on curved and steeply graded lines ⓘ
rubber-tyred running for improved acceleration and braking ⓘ
operatingVoltage 750 V DC ⓘ
operator RATP ⓘ
linked to: RATP group

Régie Autonome des Transports Parisiens ⓘ
linked to: RATP group
passengerService mass transit ⓘ
powerCollectionMethod third rail ⓘ
powerType electric multiple unit ⓘ
predecessor MP 59 ⓘ
propulsionSystem electric traction motors ⓘ
publicTransportSystem Paris Métro rubber-tyred network ⓘ
linked to: Paris Metro
railwayLineUsedOn Paris Métro Line 11 ⓘ
Paris Métro Line 14 ⓘ
Paris Métro Line 6 ⓘ
region Île-de-France ⓘ
rollingStockType multiple unit ⓘ
safetySystem automatic train protection compatible ⓘ
serviceEntryYear 1974 ⓘ
successor MP 05 ⓘ
MP 14 ⓘ
MP 89 ⓘ
trackType concrete rollways with lateral guide rails ⓘ
traction electric ⓘ
trainFormation 4-car sets ⓘ
usedFor urban passenger transport ⓘ
usedOn automated line sections after modification ⓘ
usedOnSectionType elevated sections ⓘ
underground sections ⓘ
wheelType rubber-tyred ⓘ

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