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Trafic, the International Safe and Sustainable Mobility Exhibition is a highly effective way for find sustainable and innovative mobility solutions that benefit everybody.

It is a meeting point between public and private companies and organisations in the sector, to find out people’s needs and the solutions that are on offer.

Connect to the mobility of the future.

8th June, 2021 - 10th June, 2021

Event Location

Madrid, Spain

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