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The Largest Clean Fleet Event The Largest New in 2016: Clean Fleet Event Exciting insight into autonomous and All Alternative Fuels & connected vehicle technology! Weight Classes 2016 CO-HOSTS NACFE Major Sponsors & Supporters The organizers of ACT Expo 2016 would like to thank the following organizations for their support. Presenting Sponsor Silver Sponsors Platinum Sponsors E N O I H X P M S O R T A O R C Gold Sponsors Expo Hall Grand Opening Networking Reception Reception Sponsor Sponsor ® Lanyard Sponsor Tote Bag Sponsor Pen Sponsor Name Badge Sponsor Charging Station Breakout Session Sponsors Sponsor Mobile App Gold Sponsor See the future of fleet Mobile App Silver Sponsors vehicles at North America’s largest advanced clean transportation expo. Media Partners Expo Hall & Display Vehicles 4 Keynote Speakers 7 Endorsing Organizations RUCKING RNIA T ASSOC IFO IAT AL IO C N TM . W y e rit dr rio ive f ur p or a living. 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