Completely empty parking lot at Buckeye, AZ Supercharger. Still someone taking a supercharger spot.
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That lot is always empty. It is still rude to take a tesla spot when I know that lot is never fullThe Buckeye stalls alternate between charging only and general parking. That spot appears to be a general parking stall...
The Buckeye stalls alternate between charging only and general parking. That spot appears to be a general parking stall...
From the picture I don't see that. There appears to be a Supercharger pedestal on each and every white line defining a parking space. One Supercharger cable per space. No non-Supercharger spaces.
No .. I think what he meant is that some of the Supercharger stalls allow for general parking when the Super charger isn't in use. Usually, there is a listed time limit for for non tesla vehicles
Well no wonder these spots are ICE'd. What in the world does "Supercharger General Parking" mean? If the language describing the restriction of use isn't clear to a Tesla owner, how can we expect non-Tesla owners to know what this vague language means?I went back and looked at my pics from Buckeye... The signs at each space alternate between "Supercharger General Parking" (with no time limit), and "Electric Vehicle Parking". Both types of signs have the words on 3 rows.
Well no wonder these spots are ICE'd. What in the world does "Supercharger General Parking" mean? If the language describing the restriction of use isn't clear to a Tesla owner, how can we expect non-Tesla owners to know what this vague language means?
Maybe it's some sort of compromise that Tesla has made with the property owners, but those signs are damned confusing... even to me sometimes.
Here's an example of one I've come across:
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It should either be a charging spot... or not!
Well no wonder these spots are ICE'd. What in the world does "Supercharger General Parking" mean? If the language describing the restriction of use isn't clear to a Tesla owner, how can we expect non-Tesla owners to know what this vague language means?