EV Charging: On a council Estate.
Discussion
This might come across as bit of a silly question;
My Dad’s house is private property, end terrace on a typical ‘60’s council estate. There is a public footpath past the front & end of his property.
His car is parked in a parking area, which obviously is still council owned.
If he did want to go for an EV, which he has half heartedly spoken about... how would he charge it.
It’s only theoretical... as he tows a caravan.
As discussed with my young Daughter... she says that you would need off road parking to have a charger installed.
Bit of an issue there...& we wouldn’t be the only ones caught out
My Dad’s house is private property, end terrace on a typical ‘60’s council estate. There is a public footpath past the front & end of his property.
His car is parked in a parking area, which obviously is still council owned.
If he did want to go for an EV, which he has half heartedly spoken about... how would he charge it.
It’s only theoretical... as he tows a caravan.
As discussed with my young Daughter... she says that you would need off road parking to have a charger installed.
Bit of an issue there...& we wouldn’t be the only ones caught out
Edited by Milkyway on Tuesday 28th June 10:55
Thankfully for him... I can’t envisage him converting to EV at his age.
Theoretically;
Just in his row & the neighbours opposite equals seven houses, currently a total of eight cars would need charging. They would all be in the same predicament & all parked in the same confined area.
They are good family homes, so that would increase when any of the children get their own cars in the future.
Theoretically;
Just in his row & the neighbours opposite equals seven houses, currently a total of eight cars would need charging. They would all be in the same predicament & all parked in the same confined area.
They are good family homes, so that would increase when any of the children get their own cars in the future.
Edited by Milkyway on Tuesday 28th June 00:51
My Dad’s area;
It’s a dead end close road, feeding fifty six FAMILY sized houses. There are five off road parking areas which also contain the ‘council garages’.
It can get a bit manic sometimes, resulting in residents & visitors having to park on the actual road...but that’s another story.
It’s a dead end close road, feeding fifty six FAMILY sized houses. There are five off road parking areas which also contain the ‘council garages’.
It can get a bit manic sometimes, resulting in residents & visitors having to park on the actual road...but that’s another story.
Edited by Milkyway on Tuesday 28th June 11:17
The ‘Ol Man’ doesn’t really tour as such now... goes to his site about fifty miles away then just stays there.
I think that he will be giving up his caravan next year, so IF he did decide to go EV, then it would just be at the smaller end of the market.
He has talked to the family about it... but we don’t think that he will.
( BUT THERE AGAIN..)
I think that he will be giving up his caravan next year, so IF he did decide to go EV, then it would just be at the smaller end of the market.
He has talked to the family about it... but we don’t think that he will.
( BUT THERE AGAIN..)
Edited by Milkyway on Tuesday 28th June 14:42
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