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while your idea is a good one the only way that this will happen is via laws being implemented to allow for towing/fines for blocking a charger.I have said this before, until they mark the stalls with something like these stalls are for electric vehicles, if your are not electric you will be towed away with a $200 fine.
This is a great idea, but I suspect it won't be considered until there is ~50% EV adoption rate. At the moment, I don't think EV numbers are high enough to have any weight.I have said this before, until they mark the stalls with something like these stalls are for electric vehicles, if your are not electric you will be towed away with a $200 fine.
This technique is also used at the Glenwood Springs CO Supercharger and works well.As I mentioned in another thread, where some were complaining about iced'd hotel parking lot chargers, white cones with black "EV ONLY" lettering are used at the Holiday Inn at the Springfield, OR SC. I had to move it out of the way before backing in. All spots were available.
Two most effective I've seen are the broader lines, with lettering e.g. Seattle airport:Pavement markings would be a huge awareness-based deterrent. Most people don't read or see signs, especially if they are in a non-standard color (even red, which should be alarming, isn't a sign that usually tells you about parking restrictions), but if the spot is strangely colored, or has lines in it, then they start to look around for why. Even a green line across the front of the spot would make people think it wasn't an ordinary space.