COSO JUNCTION REST AREA DRIVERS

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To view EV charger locations throughout the state, visit the U.S. In addition to the five newly installed chargers, Caltrans has 22 fast chargers in the Central Valley, six in San Diego County, two in Monterey County, one in San Luis Obispo County, two Level 2 charging stations in Napa County and three in Contra Costa County - all available to the public. The addition of these chargers encourages the use of electric vehicles and fulfills part of Caltrans' commitment to reducing emissions to tackle climate change.'Īccording to the California Air Resources Board, 70 percent of the state's transportation sector greenhouse gas emissions come from passenger vehicles such as cars, SUVs, and light-duty trucks. These chargers bring increased mobility for travelers and residents to many of our long-distance destinations along California's eastern corridor. 'I am excited to announce the addition of these fast-charging stations in eastern Kern and Inyo counties. Slow, 47 kilo speed, 95 minute charge, nearly 64 kwk charged. Stations maintained by Electrify America and located at 20 Gills Station Road Coso Junction, Olancha, California, 93549, US. The chargers have universal connectors to serve most EVs on the market, including Teslas with an adapter. 4 Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations at Chevron - Coso Junction Store. The Level 3 DC fast chargers provide an approximate 80 percent charge in 30 minutes to EVs with fast-charging capability. Division Creek Rest Area on Highway 395, 30 miles south of Bishop.Boron Rest Area on Highway 58, four miles west of Boron - two charging stations, one in each direction.

Coso Junction Rest Area on Highway 395, 17 miles north of Pearsonville.

The chargers are located at the following locations: Expanding the availability of convenient fast-charging stations along state highways is significant for the future of California transportation.' 'Fast chargers are essential to continue growing EV adoption in California and meeting our state's goals for combating climate change.

COSO JUNCTION REST AREA DRIVERS

District: 9 - Eastern Kern, Inyo, and Mono CountiesīISHOP Electric vehicle (EV) drivers travelling along Highway 395 in Inyo County and Highway 58 in Kern County can now recharge using five newly installed fast charging stations.

Coso junction rest area