The name Mobco is a combination of the terms “Mobility” and “Community,” an identity that highlights the merger of the sector’s two major events: the Rencontres Nationales du Transport Public (RNTP) and the European Mobility Expo (EuMo). Until then, these events had alternated, with one taking place in even-numbered years and the other in odd-numbered years. While the RNTP cultivated a strong political identity, serving as a key forum for dialogue between the government, GART elected officials, and UTPF operators, EuMo focused on advancing an industrial and European vision. This merger, formalized in 2024 for implementation starting in 2026, puts an end to a dual structure that was becoming increasingly confusing in the face of market globalization.
The ambition of this new entity is to offer a world-class technological showcase capable of rivaling the German giant InnoTrans. By bringing these two forces together under a single, annual banner, the trade show has chosen to permanently settle at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, abandoning its historical tradition of touring the provinces, and positioning Paris as a central hub for mobility. This annual event thus becomes the concrete gathering point for showcasing the latest technical and industrial solutions, while maintaining a direct line of communication with policy makers.
A-Loc Audiovisuel, a long-standing participant at the RNTP and EUMO trade shows, offers rental, installation, and technical support services for screens, touchscreen kiosks, wireless microphones, and interactive LED floors—all of which exhibitors may wish to use to enhance the presentation of their services and transportation infrastructure. A-Loc Audiovisuel supports manufacturers and local governments by providing the technical equipment essential for illustrating the challenges of tomorrow’s cities during these three days of the exhibition.