Re: Re: MMTB terminology
David Brown
Tuesday, October 16, 2001 3:16 AM
--- [email protected] wrote: > It might be - but the
term dates from quite early -
collision, the sound they made was "bang".
Dave. 8^p
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term dates from quite early -
certainly beforeThe term came into being when two trams had a head on
1920 so I am still wondering where "bang road" came
from. Any other
theories?
Bruce
collision, the sound they made was "bang".
Dave. 8^p
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