What does PCRAC mean?
PCRAC means Perth City Rail Advisory Committee
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Perth City Rail Advisory Committee?
Perth City Rail Advisory Committee can be abbreviated as PCRAC
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What does PCRAC stand for? PCRAC stands for "Perth City Rail Advisory Committee". |
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How to abbreviate "Perth City Rail Advisory Committee"? "Perth City Rail Advisory Committee" can be abbreviated as PCRAC. |
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What is the meaning of PCRAC abbreviation? The meaning of PCRAC abbreviation is "Perth City Rail Advisory Committee". |
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What is PCRAC abbreviation? One of the definitions of PCRAC is "Perth City Rail Advisory Committee". |
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What does PCRAC mean? PCRAC as abbreviation means "Perth City Rail Advisory Committee". |
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What is shorthand of Perth City Rail Advisory Committee? The most common shorthand of "Perth City Rail Advisory Committee" is PCRAC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CKLEAC - City of Kawartha Lakes Environmental Advisory Committee
- SLCBAC - Salt Lake City Bicycle Advisory Committee
- CCACD - City/County Advisory Committee on the Disabled
- ICEAC - Inner City Education Advisory Committee
- RTCAC - Rail Trail Conversion Advisory Committee
- BCLAC - Baltimore City Liquor Advisory Committee
- CCAC - city charter advisory committee
- CCEAC - City County Engineering Advisory Committee
- CEFCAC - City Engineers Flood Control Advisory Committee
- COWBAC - City of Whitehorse Bicycle Advisory Committee
- CPAC - City Plan Advisory Committee
- CUCAC - City University Citizens Advisory Committee
- CUCAC - City University Community Advisory Committee
- CWAC - City Wide Advisory Committee
- RAc - Rail Advisory Committee
- RIAC - Rail Industry Advisory Committee
- RTAC - Rail Transit Advisory Committee
- RSAC - Rail Safety Advisory Committee
- PURD - Perth Urban Rail Development (Australia)
- tracs - Transit Rail Advisory Committee for Safety