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Feria Internacional de Transporte (FITRANS) got underway Nov. 18, in Bogota, Colombia, where about 8,000 attendees from across south and central America are gathering to see the latest technology available to improve transit systems across the region.
Nov. 26, 2018
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North American companies like Allison Transmission attended FITRANS and use displays showcasing use in the U.S. Transit providers in south an central America look to North America for best practices and products in order to provide better service and decrease emissions.
North American companies like Allison Transmission attended FITRANS and use displays showcasing use in the U.S. Transit providers in south an central America look to North America for best practices and products in order to provide better service and decrease emissions.

Feria Internacional de Transporte (FITRANS) got underway Nov. 18, in Bogota, Colombia, where about 8,000 attendees from across south and central America are gathering to see the latest technology available to improve transit systems across the region. 

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