yup and usually a min of £5 or £10 in some instances. Also be aware of the Tap to pay on some networks. They charge or ear mark something like £15 on your card and that does not get refunded/released for 10-15days after you charge (even if you spend only £5 on a charge). So if you charge 3 times on that network in a day they ear mark £45!
Data gathering would be a necessity thoughLucky if you do. They have to sign an NDA
I signed up to lots of cards when I started 3 years ago, 40,000 miles later I've never used any of them. Superchargers + plug in on arrival.and make sure your mobile is full charged too; scary times driving an EV
This is the one I really need. Without it my Cardiff-Northumberland trip means I have to charge twice. Woodall Northbrook would be in the sweet spot to plug in at about 20%.
The UK isn’t planning on creating its own continent so Europe would be the best way to describe the region
Is that still a thing you can get away with then? Accessing Mway services via the service road is usually frowned on unless you work there. I looked on street view though and there didn't seem to be any form of no entry sign back when it was surveyed. Never actually tried it yet though since COVID curtailed most of my Travel plans for the year.
I did it once. There were no signs saying it was allowed, and many signs saying it wasn't allowed. There were even cameras (may have been fake). It's a longish driveway with a low speed limit on it. It felt very wrong and I'm not doing it again. On top of that Woodall only has 8 stalls so is often full. Not a solution and I wouldn't recommend.
