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The site of the crash is a few meters outside the I-90 "Mercer Island Lid", eastbound. My guess is that the racers were already racing on the bridge, which is long and straight and brightly lit, and continued into the tunnel, which is an S-curve with exits on both the left and the right sides...

My office installed two Clipper Creek 40A EVSEs, so I use those for virtually all my EV charging. When I get the Tesla, I'll carry around a J1772 adapter but almost certainly not carry a portable EVSE of my own. A medium-term project is to get my condo association to let me install a...

VIN assigned this morning ! Reservation 3/31/2016 in person at Tesla showroom on Westlake Ave in Seattle. Got a high-five. Invite e-mail 4/6/2018 Configured 4/9/2018 VIN assigned 4/29/2018 - 171xx Blue Aero EAP PUP Seattle A friend from high school just took delivery of her Model 3 yesterday...

Thanks for mentioning that product ! I live in a marina where we've maxed out our breaker panel, but there are four big clothes dryers in the cabana building that we could use such automatic priority devices on. I had been trying to figure out how to build one myself, but if there's a proven...

Turns out that this spring's sales push was bigger than expected, and we've hit the 7500 vehicle threshold, so the sales and use tax exemption (10.1%) on the first $32,000 of the vehicle price will end on May 31, 2018. WA State Licensing (DOL) Official Site: Alternative Fuel Vehicles and...

> For me the waiting gets a lot worse with each step closer. I traditionally play Springsteen's "Thunder Road" when I roll off the lot in a new car. This time I think I'm switching to Tom Petty, "The Waiting".

To my knowledge, we have the February 2018 count of eligible vehicles (6843), and the average rate of new EV registrations in Washington is 275 per month. The tax exemption expiration is triggered by that 7500-vehicle report from DOL to DOR, and then it switches to a sunset date: the end of...

There goes my brilliant theory ! I checked the EXIF data on the photos and sure enough, they were taken on an iPhone 6. Oh, wait... according to the EXIF data it was actually an iPhone 6 Plus.

The chrome and badging look really cool, though over-the-top for my taste. The fact that the picture names as uploaded to the website are "Full_Size_Render.jpg" suggest that they are software-created renderings, rather than unaltered digital photographs.