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Car of a New York Money train
Starting in 1905, a year after the opening of the New York Subway, subway trains converted into sorting cars ran on the network to collect money receipts in the stations.
Then these "Money Trains" went to a central location for processing... Creating in 1951, the use of these special trains was because of the difficulty of getting to the underground stations and to make as few trips as possible for the couriers to avoid being robbed at the bend in a corridor.
Entrance of a New York Money train
They were guarded by New York transit police. 12 agents and a supervisor were armed and wearing bulletproof vests.
Six nights a week, a dozen Money trains ran at the same time, collecting money at several dozen stations on each run.
Operator of the Department of Revenu's Money Room
These trains would then head to the Department of Revenue's Money Room at 370 Jay Street in Brooklyn, where the money was sorted.
This "Money Train" principle stopped at the beginning of 2006.
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Here is the one that was created for the movie "Money Train" in 1995.
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