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Registration Opens for North American Commercial Vehicle Show
Online registration is now open for the inaugural North American Commercial Vehicle Show, a trucking trade show set to take place from Sep. 25-28 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta.

Online registration is now open for the inaugural North American Commercial Vehicle Show, a trucking trade show set to take place from Sep. 25-28 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta.
NACV is focused on truck and trailer manufacturers and commercial vehicle parts and component suppliers with major brands like Daimler Trucks North America, Navistar, Volvo and Mack all set to showcase new trucks at the event. Event organizers said more than 95% of the show’s exhibition space is booked.
Fleet decision-makers can register to attend the show online and the entire trade show floor plan is already available online.
“To receive complimentary admission to the NACV Show, we encourage all fleet managers to contact their key vendors for a customer code that they can utilize when registering online,” said Larry Turner, president & CEO of Hannover Fairs USA and co-organizer of the NACV Show. “Our floorplan is very comprehensive and easy to navigate for attendees who want to pinpoint exhibitor booths and product categories before visiting the show.”
Organized and produced jointly by Hannover Fairs USA (HFUSA) and Newcom Media USA, the NACV Show is aimed at medium- to larger-size fleets. It will showcase the latest innovations in the commercial vehicle industry and will offer networking and new business opportunities. The first three biennial NACV Shows will be held in Atlanta.
“This is the place to be in September to experience everything new the commercial vehicle industry’s leading brands have to offer,” said Joe Glionna, president of Newcom and co-organizer of the NACV show. “We expect fleet management leaders and influencers from around the world will convene at our inaugural trade show to conduct one-on-one meetings with their favorite equipment providers, to connect with new suppliers and to invest in the latest trucks, trailers and commercial vehicle parts and components.”
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