TLC drivers, please use the map below to suggest a curbside (on-street) Level 2 charger location. Please provide as much detail as possible about why it would make a good location.
Level 2 chargers provide about 25 miles of range per hour of charging, and are best for locations where you might park for a few hours to overnight. For more information on curbside charging in New York City, go here.
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Street has a lot of plenty space and spot for commercial vehicle truck loadings that isn’t busy all day
Street has a lot of plenty space and spot for commercial vehicle truck loading that isn’t busy all day
very limited access to fast changing stations on Manhattan!
We don’t have curbside charges stations on the street on this area (Hell's Kitchen and around) would be great install those curbside on 48th street and streets around. Also has so many streets around 49th and 50th btw 8th and 9th avenues on those streets are truck loading or commercial vehicles and to be honest has so many streets around here that are like that and is just taking space from parking or for charge stations.
Very big parking lot by the Chaser’s Bay shopping center. Very convenient for EV charging.
Very lively area with a large size parking lot. Convenient for thousands of drivers in the downtown brooklyn area.
Please install charger here. Thanks
no nearby charging stations around miles
I am an EV driver, but there is no charging station around me. So, sometimes, it's very difficult to charge my vehicle. If the DOT could install a charging station in Flatbush Ave, between Ave K and Hubbard place, it would be very beneficial for EV drivers.
Both sides of the Park at this location could allow numerous charging stations to be added as one side is opposite a few little factories There's an abundance of locations in Queens located at or near the airport.
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