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> the asphalt and keeping it clean around it. In Germany, we already pay taxes for this exact thing, so that shouldn't be factored into the cost of the chargin
by junon 4y ago
> the asphalt and keeping it clean around it.
In Germany, we already pay taxes for this exact thing, so that shouldn't be factored into the cost of the charging itself.
- Ekaros 4y agoAre all of the car parking spots on public roads in Germany? Here at least the chargers are usually at some privately owned and maintained parking lots.
- carlmr 4y agoSuperchargers are usually not located on the street, but at Autobahn gas stations. I'm not sure who pays for the asphalt and cleaning around there. I would have assumed it's private property and the oil company usually pays for that. I could be wrong though.