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PLANES TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES TRIVIA QUIZ

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#1. In railway trains a bogie is?

#2. Where could you ride a Shinkansen?

#3. Before the invention of the differential, many automobiles would?

#4. In the case of an SRS airbag, what does the SRS stand for?

#5. In aerospace a Mach number is?

#6. In the 80s TV show, Knight Rider Michael Knight drove a?

#7. The Antonov 225 is a?

#8. The Armstrong Whitley was a WW II?

#9. In 1938 the Mallard was a?

#10. In the UK it became compulsory for someone driving a car to wear a seatbelt in?

#11. What is ATOC?

#12. Is the London Underground part of the grouping of train operators known as National Rail?

#13. The busiest station in the UK as measured by daily train traffic is?

#14. British Airways is part of the global airline alliance…?

#15. In November 2009 BA reached an agreement to merge with?

#16. An airline that has been assigned preferential rights or privileges for international routes by a government is referred to as its?

#17. Who made the XK120?

#18. The Holden Commodore was first produced in?

#19. If you were driving an FPV you would be driving a?

#20. Hamersley & Robe River railway, Mount Newman railway and Goldsworthy railway are?

#21. How many rail regulatory organisations are there in Australia?

#22. The Royal Australian Air Force has never operated a French-designed aircraft. True or False?

#23. 2010 saw the RAAF bring which aircraft into active service?

#24. The Statesman is automobile model produced by?

#25. In Australia Standard gauge rail track is in width.

#26. In 2009 the busiest freight route out of Melbourne Airport was?

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PLANES TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES TRIVIA QUIZ

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#1. In railway trains a bogie is?

#2. Where could you ride a Shinkansen?

#3. Before the invention of the differential, many automobiles would?

#4. In the case of an SRS airbag, what does the SRS stand for?

#5. In aerospace a Mach number is?

#6. In the 80s TV show, Knight Rider Michael Knight drove a?

#7. The Antonov 225 is a?

#8. The Armstrong Whitley was a WW II?

#9. In 1938 the Mallard was a?

#10. In the UK it became compulsory for someone driving a car to wear a seatbelt in?

#11. What is ATOC?

#12. Is the London Underground part of the grouping of train operators known as National Rail?

#13. The busiest station in the UK as measured by daily train traffic is?

#14. British Airways is part of the global airline alliance…?

#15. In November 2009 BA reached an agreement to merge with?

#16. An airline that has been assigned preferential rights or privileges for international routes by a government is referred to as its?

#17. Who made the XK120?

#18. The Holden Commodore was first produced in?

#19. If you were driving an FPV you would be driving a?

#20. Hamersley & Robe River railway, Mount Newman railway and Goldsworthy railway are?

#21. How many rail regulatory organisations are there in Australia?

#22. The Royal Australian Air Force has never operated a French-designed aircraft. True or False?

#23. 2010 saw the RAAF bring which aircraft into active service?

#24. The Statesman is automobile model produced by?

#25. In Australia Standard gauge rail track is in width.

#26. In 2009 the busiest freight route out of Melbourne Airport was?

Finish
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#1. In railway trains a bogie is?

#2. Where could you ride a Shinkansen?

#3. Before the invention of the differential, many automobiles would?

#4. In the case of an SRS airbag, what does the SRS stand for?

#5. In aerospace a Mach number is?

#6. In the 80s TV show, Knight Rider Michael Knight drove a?

#7. The Antonov 225 is a?

#8. The Armstrong Whitley was a WW II?

#9. In 1938 the Mallard was a?

#10. In the UK it became compulsory for someone driving a car to wear a seatbelt in?

#11. What is ATOC?

#12. Is the London Underground part of the grouping of train operators known as National Rail?

#13. The busiest station in the UK as measured by daily train traffic is?

#14. British Airways is part of the global airline alliance…?

#15. In November 2009 BA reached an agreement to merge with?

#16. An airline that has been assigned preferential rights or privileges for international routes by a government is referred to as its?

#17. Who made the XK120?

#18. The Holden Commodore was first produced in?

#19. If you were driving an FPV you would be driving a?

#20. Hamersley & Robe River railway, Mount Newman railway and Goldsworthy railway are?

#21. How many rail regulatory organisations are there in Australia?

#22. The Royal Australian Air Force has never operated a French-designed aircraft. True or False?

#23. 2010 saw the RAAF bring which aircraft into active service?

#24. The Statesman is automobile model produced by?

#25. In Australia Standard gauge rail track is in width.

#26. In 2009 the busiest freight route out of Melbourne Airport was?

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