Advocates and political leaders champion the program as a vital step towards The City reaching its lofty climate goals
San Francisco on Friday began accepting applications for prospective companies to participate in its recently launched electric-vehicle curbside-charger initiative, which environmental and political leaders say is a vital step towards The City reaching its climate goals.
“We’re hoping to invite the industry to share their proposals with us and see how we can gather data together,” said Henna Trewn, a clean-energy specialist with the San Francisco Environment Department. Advocates said that, after costs, access to fast and reliable charging is the biggest barrier to drivers switching to electric vehicles.
Ex // Top Stories How Vision Zero progress in SF stacks up to other cities Pedestrian-safety advocates said they are excited to see more time and resources put toward eliminating traffic deaths, while calling for more concrete actions That’s why The City is first soft-launching the curbside-charger initiative with a pilot program, through which it can collect data on the pain points and how they can be addressed.
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