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Good news and bad news.

The chargers work. 30 A charge (18 mph). No issues.

The bad news - other than a Volt , the other three spots were taken by gas cars. It was Sat evening at 6pm.

It was a dry run and a waste of 18 valuable miles. I parked in a yellow lined space (next to gas car occupying spot) , plugged in. I saw a security guard walking around and flagged him down. He said nothing to do about the EV spaces being occupied by gas cars and said if I stayed in the "illegal spot" , I would likely get towed.

It is great that it is free, safe and open 24/7.

They just should not have put the EV spots in a prime location next to entrance. The EV spots should be far away to dissuade people from parking there. Would also be nice if Valet had a charger, I would have gladly paid to valet car if they could have plugged me in.
 
I parked in a yellow lined space (next to gas car occupying spot) , plugged in. I saw a security guard walking around and flagged him down. He said nothing to do about the EV spaces being occupied by gas cars and said if I stayed in the "illegal spot" , I would likely get towed.

Hi Shane,

The following Florida law made it illegal to park an ICE in an EV charging space.

It is unlawful for a person to stop, stand, or park a vehicle that is not capable of using an electric recharging station within any parking space specifically designated for charging a vehicle. If a law enforcement officer finds a motor vehicle in violation of this subsection, the officer or specialist shall charge the operator or other person in charge of the vehicle in violation with a noncriminal traffic infraction, punishable as provided in s. 316.008(4) or s. 318.18.

However, unfortunately I assume this doesn't apply to private property and that the owners can do what they please. I find it ironic that they would tow you, but not the cars parked in the EV spaces.

Larry
 
However, unfortunately I assume this doesn't apply to private property and that the owners can do what they please. I find it ironic that they would tow you, but not the cars parked in the EV spaces.

Actually, I believe that it does apply to private property or at least to commercial property. Don't parking regs apply if you park on a disabled spot at the supermarket? That's not public property.

Of course the casino likely has no way of tracing who owns the cars and they're not going to call for a tow away against paying /gambling guests.
 
Actually, I believe that it does apply to private property or at least to commercial property. Don't parking regs apply if you park on a disabled spot at the supermarket? That's not public property.

Of course the casino likely has no way of tracing who owns the cars and they're not going to call for a tow away against paying /gambling guests.

That's an interesting thought. So if the law applies to private commercial property, then what do you think would happen if someone phoned the local police? Would they at least get a ticket?

Larry