Get the latest BusCon updates on social media

METRO Magazine’s Facebook and Twitter pages will feature the latest news from North America's Biggest Bus Show from Sept. 10 through 11. Post photos and updates on Facebook and Twitter using #BusCon13 so others can keep up with the latest happenings, too.

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September 9, 2013

Get the latest BusCon updates on social media

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Check out the METRO MagazineFacebook and Twitter pages as well as the BusCon YouTube channel during the BusCon 2013 show, from Sept. 10 to 11, for the latest updates on what's happening at North America's Biggest Bus Show.

Post photos, videos and updates on Facebook and Twitter using #BusCon13 so others can keep up with the latest happenings, too.

There's still time to register. Download the onsite registration form and bring it with you to the Registration Desk at Navy Pier, Festival Hall A.

Visit www.BusConExpo.com or call (800) 576-8788 for more information.

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