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Tasmanian Railway and Tramway History Quiz
Spletsie
Chief Commissioner
Lockspike
Deputy Commissioner
Test your knowledge of railway and tramway history in Tasmania with this 20 question quiz:80%. Some educated guesses turned to be not so educated!
https://www.railtram.com.au/tasmania-history-quiz
Thanks Spletsie for yet another entertaining and educational quiz
Rowallan
Junior Train Controller
Location: Cardiff South
I reckon your answers to questions 12 and 15 need review?
I think we need to go upstairs for a review of each.
I think we need to go upstairs for a review of each.
lkernan
Deputy Commissioner
Location: Melbourne
I reckon your answers to questions 12 and 15 need review?
I think we need to go upstairs for a review of each.
17 might be questionable as well in that case, trading name vs company name, etc
Spletsie
Chief Commissioner
Thanks for the feedback.
I have amended question 15 to reflect the fact that the line from Burnie did not extend as far as Zeehan in 1998, but to Melba Flats.
Regarding Question 17, whether it is as trading name or company name, there is only one of the four answers that is correct.
Rowallan, in what respect do Questions 12 and 15 need review?
I have amended question 15 to reflect the fact that the line from Burnie did not extend as far as Zeehan in 1998, but to Melba Flats.
Regarding Question 17, whether it is as trading name or company name, there is only one of the four answers that is correct.
Rowallan, in what respect do Questions 12 and 15 need review?
Valvegear
Oliver Bullied, CME
Location: Norda Fittazroy
Great Quiz- Disastrous Score.
BertR
Station Master
Regarding question 12 and the only way to answer is to give the answer. It was actually ANR, Australian National Railways then AN and finally AN Tasrail before it was sold.
Spletsie
Chief Commissioner
Regarding question 12 and the only way to answer is to give the answer. It was actually ANR, Australian National Railways then AN and finally AN Tasrail before it was sold.Thanks BertR.
I had the impression that the business name Tasrail was used from 1978 but checking has revealed that this name was not used until 1985-86.
Question 12 has now been amended to correct this.
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