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Wednesday 10 January 2024
Accessibility required: Municipalities pushing to make accessible EV chargers the norm
As EV ownership becomes widespread, the lack of accessible charging infrastructure is emerging as a critical gap in station planning and design. Now, at least two municipalities say it’s time to make it right.
Walking past a row of electric vehicle charging stations in Gananoque, Ont., a town located halfway between Montreal and Toronto, Mayor John Beddows noticed something that made him raise an eyebrow.
“There were no wide parking spaces to accommodate an individual who needs to open a door all the way to get out of their car if they have a walker or two canes,” Beddows recalls in an interview with Electric Autonomy.
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