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This is a ridiculous assumption. In the US, 63% of units (including rental units) include a garage or carport, and the majority of Americans live in a detached
by azernik 7y ago
This is a ridiculous assumption. In the US, 63% of units (including rental units) include a garage or carport, and the majority of Americans live in a detached unit. That's an environmental problem of its own, but reduces the friction associated with this kind of last-meter infrastructure.
EDIT: regarding apartment buildings, in California, if a lease includes a parking spot the landlord is legally required to allow the tenant to install a car charging station at their spot.
- egdod 7y agoGarage, fine. How many car ports have electrical power?
- azernik 7y agoVery often, usually for lighting.
- linsomniac 7y ago... and garage door openers. :-)
- azernik 7y agoA carport by definition doesn't have a door - it's a zero- to three-wall structure, usually adjacent to a house, that protects a car from rain and snow, but that's it. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carport https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carport
- linsomniac 7y agoAgreed, I misread the parent. :-)