Why are all electric charging stations in the United States so small? No shade, restroom, convenience store, food, spots for heavy trucks/trailers? Is it because the market hasn’t created a need for them yet? Do other countries have them?
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You’re not going to the right ones. The ones near me, in Florida, are mostly at large refueling stations; almost every Wawa has Tesla and the other brand. The convenience store people like EV drivers, they stop for 30 minutes rather than 10 and there isn’t a law that says you have to stand next to your car while it charges (like the law that makes you stay with your gasoline car instead of coming in to buy stuff).
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