Here's a question that leads to another true story but before I pass it along
can anyone answer this question?
The term runaway in railroading is usually associated with a train (generally
in the mountains) that has lost its' brakes. Where else in railroad
operations was the term runaway somewhat routinely used ?
Here's a clue;the kind of cars involved are no longer used. Also when this
term was screamed up and down the trk many men were affected and reacted
quickly.
Leo
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