IAA Transportation 2022

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Experience the world of buses, vans, trucks and trailers at the IAA TRANSPORTATION from 20 to 25 September 2022 in Hanover - the world's most important platform for the future of the commercial vehicle industry.

20th September, 2022 - 25th September, 2022

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IAA
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Event Location

Hannover, Germany

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