This was a difficult quiz as we received only a few correct answers. We didn't give any clues, only if you looked close enough, you could see
the cardan shaft, which could drive several wagons. The Road train was invented by Colonel Charles Renard, who used a 1903 Darracq for his demonstrations. Of course jury members (and experts in early transport) Ariejan Bos and Mike Tebbett recognized it and three others, Jak Guyomar, Craig Gillingham and Yannick Garcia also came up with the right answer. Now we have also a problem. All three were quite enthusiastic in their descriptions, and used more than 100 words. Now, what to do? Let's make an exception for once. We always look for the not so obvious and this we found in the answer by Jak Guyomar, whose family actually owned such a Renard Road Train! See Read More for his story and the other correct answers. Congratulations, Jak, with your second win!
