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If they want to change behavior they should simply ban abusive users from the network, starting with a 1 day ban and increasing it with each next offense. There
by CodeWriter23 10y ago
If they want to change behavior they should simply ban abusive users from the network, starting with a 1 day ban and increasing it with each next offense. There are people who will pay the $24/hr, when the cost:benefit analysis favors that choice.
- smoyer 10y agoPlus $24 per hour is a cheap parking spot in some cities. I might just park my gas guzzler at a SuperCharger the next time I can't find a reasonable spot. I'm assuming that the charger only knows you're parked there because it's plugged in. What's to keep a Tesla owner from unplugging the charging cable and leaving the car in the parking spot? Maybe they'll use some of the wireless features in the car?
- prostoalex 10y ago> they should simply ban abusive users from the network Frequent chargers are not the issue. People who take up the parking spots are. For someone who lives near a supercharger or for certain businesses (cough, Tesloop) it was customary to park the vehicles overnight. You started early on some long drive, you get off at Culver City or Burbank supercharger around 7-8am and ... congrats, 8/8 or 12/12 spots taken, with none of the charger lights blinking (which means charging has been completed, possibly hours ago).