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From 4 to 9 October in Brussels, the world’s largest and oldest bus industry trade show will take place at Busworld Europe.
The event is widely regarded as the most important barometer for public transport.
The Luxembourg association Retrobus also attended the key expo. While Retrobus is dedicated to preserving historic buses, the visit to Busworld offered a unique opportunity to glimpse the future of the industry.
Members of Retrobus were able to gain firsthand insight into the development of modern technologies, creating a fascinating bridge between the rich history of public transport and the emerging era of electromobility.
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